Sakat Chauth Ann Daan – Support the Needy with Food & Dignity A Seva Initiative by Sardar Ranjodh Singh Health and Trainings Initiative (SRSHTI)

Sakat Chauth (also known as Sakat Chaturthi) is a sacred day associated with devotion, prayer, and sankalp. Many devotees observe this day seeking the blessings of Lord Ganesha for protection, peace, and obstacle removal. Along with prayer, food donation (Ann Daan) becomes one of the most meaningful offerings—because it supports life directly. On this auspicious occasion, Sardar Ranjodh Singh Health and Trainings Initiative (SRSHTI) is organizing a focused Ann Daan Seva for poor and needy people who struggle to arrange even a single wholesome meal. For families living hand-to-mouth, daily-wage workers, elderly individuals, and people in vulnerable situations, a timely meal can be the difference between weakness and strength, worry and relief.

Why Ann Daan on Sakat Chauth Matters

Sakat Chauth reminds us that true devotion is not only rituals—it is compassion in action. When you feed someone who is hungry, you offer more than food. You offer comfort, respect, and hope. Many people around us silently endure hunger due to unemployment, illness, old age, migration, or rising living costs. Some skip meals so their children can eat. Some work long hours with insufficient nutrition. Through Ann Daan, we try to soften that hardship, even if for a day, and bring a moment of peace to someone’s life. It is believed that daan offered with a pure heart returns as blessings, protection, and inner satisfaction.

What Your Donation Supports

Our Seva Promise

SRSHTI believes that Ann Daan should be carried out with responsibility and respect. We focus on hygienic preparation, clean handling, and dignified distribution—so people receive support without discomfort or chaos. Wherever possible, we prioritize those who are most vulnerable: elderly individuals, children, and families facing financial hardship. Every contribution helps us plan better, serve more people, and sustain this seva with consistency.

On Sakat Chauth, donate with devotion and kindness. When a hungry person receives food at the right time, it becomes a blessing for them—and a blessing for you. May this sacred day inspire compassionate giving, and may your Ann Daan bring peace, punya, and divine grace into your life while supporting those who need it the most.