You offer with faith
Choose a seva close to your heart — Annadhana, elder care, education, Goshala, or temple building — and give in any measure.
Jai Sai Ram — Shraddha & Saburi
Daana is the highest dharma
Your generosity becomes a meal served, an elder cared for, a cow nurtured, and a child’s future secured. Every contribution to Sai Samsthana is an offering at the lotus feet of Shirdi Sai Baba.
Every offering carries Baba’s grace into the lives of thousands.
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Lives nourished every month
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Villages reached with Annadhana
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Meals served every single day
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Temples in the sacred mission
The meaning of daana
In the Sai tradition, selfless giving — daana — is the purest form of worship. It asks for nothing in return, wishing only that another soul be fed, sheltered, or uplifted. When you give with Shraddha and Saburi — faith and patience — Baba Himself receives your offering.
Every rupee you entrust to Sai Samsthana becomes something real and immediate: a warm plate of Mahaprasadam, a safe roof for an ageing parent, a schoolbook in a child’s hands, or fodder for a gentle Gomata. Nothing is set aside for show — your generosity flows straight into daily seva.
Sacred giving · Living seva
The seva your kindness sustains
Sai Samsthana runs many forms of daily seva across Karnataka — each one a living offering at the lotus feet of Shirdi Sai Baba. Every donation, in any measure, flows straight into the work below.
A clear path of devotion
From your hands to Baba’s seva
Every contribution follows a clear, devoted path — received with gratitude, directed with care, and returned to you as blessings.
Choose a seva close to your heart — Annadhana, elder care, education, Goshala, or temple building — and give in any measure.
Your offering is recorded, a formal receipt is issued, and Sankalpa is offered in your name at our Sai Mandir.
Funds flow straight into daily meals, shelter, schoolbooks, Gomata care, and sacred temple work across Karnataka.
What began as a single gift becomes nourishment, dignity, and devotion — returned as Baba’s grace.
Trust · Transparency · Blessings
Given with care, honoured with faith
Every offering is received with gratitude and complete transparency — and returned to you as blessings.
Every donation, large or small, is acknowledged with a formal receipt for your records.
Your contribution funds Annadhana, elder care, education, and the Goshala — never overheads.
We offer Sankalpa to Sai Baba in your name — or your family’s — in our Sai Mandir.
Through our lifetime Annadhana fund, a single gift held in fixed deposit can serve seva every year in your name.

A word of blessing
When you give with Shraddha and Saburi, Sai Baba Himself receives your offering — and multiplies it as seva for those in need.
Pujya Sri Dr Gurumurthy Guruji
Living seva
A glimpse of the daily devotion your generosity sustains — meals shared, elders sheltered, and faith lived.




Good to know before you give
Your generosity is honoured in more ways than one — and it need not always be in cash.
Donations to Sai Samsthana are eligible for tax exemption under Section 80G of the Income Tax Act. Please retain your receipt to claim the exemption.
We also gratefully accept in-kind donations — tables, chairs, lights, clothes, beds, cots, and other essentials for our seva activities.
To arrange an in-kind contribution, simply call our seva helpline and we will help coordinate the collection.
Ways you can give
Good to know
Everything devotees commonly ask before offering their seva. We believe in complete transparency with every contribution.
Donations made to our organization known as Sai Samsthana have been granted approval under Section 80G of the Income Tax Act and are eligible for tax exemption. Please retain the donation receipt issued by us to claim the exemption while filing your income tax returns.

When service is done with love, Sai Baba Himself accepts it.
Our seva family is here to help you give with ease. Reach out and we will guide you through every step with warmth and devotion.
Jai Sai Ram