If a man disregards and persecutes fellow human beings but worships Me in images with numerous rituals and rich offerings, I am not at all pleased with him for proffering such worship. – (Bhagavata Purana III 29.24)
Give charity to poor as today you are rich and tomorrow you may be poor.
One should give charity to destroy his sins. If a person desires to obtain imperishable religious merits, he should give to others those things as gifts that he himself desires or likes.
Believing wealth is everything, yet giving away nothing, is a miserable state of mind
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Our Shastras are unambiguous: daan is not charity, it is an duty and it is the basis for dharma. contribution to protect, peserve and propagate Dharma is woven into Hindu life — a duty as sacred as bhakti itself. And yet, modern world that dawned from a destructive history over the last 800 plus years weakened this duty and resolve to participate and contribute.
it is true that History dealt the hindus of Bharat a cruel blow. What followed was generations of poverty, loss of duty, weakening of courage, disrespect for our shastras and dismissal of our rich history. The wisdom of our rishis grew distant. The pursuit of material survival replaced the practice of sacred giving.
Bharat lost the riches, the institution, the centers of knowledge and transmission, the mandirs it had spent millennia building. The riches and wealth that was used for education, welfare, safety, governance, and most importantly provided the space that Hindus needed to practice dharma and progress on the path to moksha.
Even today, many Hindus give — generously, faithfully — to temples across the country. But too often, that giving does not materialize to action on the ground.
We at Dharmansh USA want every dollar, every rupee given in devotion deserves to build our temples, feed our poor, and educate our children, rebuild our institutions, protect the average hindu on the ground facing many types of onslaughts.
But this can change and will change the moment we all join together to act, to build and to protect. it starts with each of us.
Give. Give consciously, give generously, give consistently and give as your ancestors did — through Daan, through Dharmansh. Give to causes that strengthen our Dharma, and stand as witnesses to your community that giving is sacred again. Ask your family and friends to do the same.
To protect Hindu Dharma, prevent the religious conversion of Hindus, economically support Hindus in need around the world, help rebuild mandirs, build institutions of education, protect Gau Matas, and create opportunities that build confidence, self-reliance, and prosperity within the Hindu community, the Dharmansh Foundation was established.
The funds donated to Dharmansh are used for the betterment of Hindu communities through initiatives that uphold these objectives. Every contribution is managed with complete transparency, and regular reports on the utilization of funds are shared with donors to ensure accountability and trust.
If every Hindu contributes their Dharmansh, together we can strengthen Hindu society, preserve our Dharma and heritage, empower communities, and create a brighter future for generations to come.
