During the last weekend
of every month, Saibaba.org performs Annadan (feed the hungry) service
in India and on every thursday at the Shirdi Sai Temple in Chicago.
In addition Saibaba.Org partners with Food Banks acorss USA for fight
against hunger. Venues and locations are subject to change and are dependent on the contributions made. If you would like to suggest a location
please send an email to us.
Annadan or food giving has been recommended as a means of charity
since ancient times. Baba also said , "Sitting in this
masjid (dwarkamayee) I shall never speak untruth. Take pity on me like
this: first give bread to the hungry and eat yourself. Note this well"
(Shri Sai Satcharita).
"By feeding the poor, taking them
to be forms of God, without caring for the fruits of your actions you can
gather the merit of feeding a thousand brahmins. Also, you can feed just
one saint. A saint is one with the whole world. Hence feeding a saint
means feeding the world." (talks of Shri Upasani Maharaj, the loftiest
creation of Shri Sainath). Once the saint has left his or her body one can
still feed the saint by feeding the assembled devotees at the saints'
ashram or temple.
Shri Sainath also further said, "Know for
certain that he who feeds the hungry, really serves Me with food. Regard
this as an axiom truth". (Shri Sai Satcharita). Keeping that tradition
alive, Saibaba.org will be performing annadanam service to the needy at
various venues during the month.
We invite you to register
and join us in this service by contributing to the extent you can. Details of venues and dates for this service are listed below. For
questions or comments, please send us an email at maildrop@saibaba.org
Date | Venue | Local Coordinators |
Every Thursday | Shirdi Sai Baba Temple Chicago | Saibaba.org |
Every Month end | Food Bank in USA | Saibaba.Org |
Last weekend of Every Month | Preselected locaton in India | Volunteers |
maildrop@saibaba.org
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