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Donations
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General Items |
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Utensils for cooking and eating, stoves, chulhas, foodstuff, furniture,
linen, curtains, brooms, mops, buckets, mugs, mattresses, pillows,
blankets, quilts, towels, durries, rugs, umbrellas. |
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Transportation |
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Bicycles, thelas (hand carts), cycle thelas,rickshaws, bullock carts,
three wheeler tempos. |
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Livestock |
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Cows, bulls, goats, buffaloes. |
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Farming Implements |
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Ploughs, hoes, mattocks, digging tools (khurpie,
spade etc.), sickles, picks, saws, axes, seeds of grain and vegetables,
manure, fertilisers, insecticides, spraying equipment, pumping sets. |
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For Infants |
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Nappies, feeding bottles, nipples (dummies),
baby clothes, baby woollens, bedding for infants, shoes and socks,
prams and cribs, toys, tins of milk power, baby foods. |
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Boys (aged 2-18) |
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Clothes, woollens and underwear, shoes and
socks, balls, toys and games, comics and picture books, general knowledge
books, stationery, school bags and satchels, hockey sticks, badminton,
footballs, cricket sets. |
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Men |
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Dhoti (5 yards), gamchha, lungi, t-shirt,
kurta, track suit, trousers, woollens and underwear, shoes, sandals,
sneakers and socks, games, reading materials |
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Girls (aged 2-18) |
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Clothes, woollens, underwear, saris, lehnga-choli,
shoes, sandals, sneakers and socks, hair clips and bands, combs, brush,
mirror and suitable ornaments, cosmetics, sanitary towels (for unmarried
girls) and tampons, toys and games, picture books, general knowledge
books, stationery, school bags and satchels. |
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Ladies |
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Saris, blouse and petticoats, woollens,
cosmetics and ornaments, handbags, slippers. |
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Important: |
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Under the instructions of Sri Swamiji, items like saris, bangles,
vermilion, sandals, wristwatches and golden ornaments like nose
rings, nose pins, earrings, bracelets etc., cosmetics like soap,
lipsticks, nail polish, face cream, powder etc. are presented to
the young girls at the time of their marriage and departure to their
in-laws place. Sri Swamiji himself offers such items to the young
girls. It is his method of worshipping the Divine Mother which he
does with devotion and feeling. Your offering of such items will
also be accepted.
You may bring used or new items. However, second hand items should
be good enough for use. Used items should be cleaned and wrapped
in plastic. This is especially applicable for clothing. Used cloth,
if washed, ironed and wrapped in plastic before it is offered, would
be appreciated. Each packet must contain the name and address of
the donor, and also mention if the offering is being made on behalf
of someone.
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Electrical items, wall clocks, torches
and such like are of no use to the people who life in this area and
therefore should not be offered. |
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Overseas donors can organise to contribute
a donation in kind through their local Satyananda Yoga centre. |
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