Child Care
A safe, nurturing space for children in need, with attention to their health, nutrition and early learning.
Non-Profit · Volunteer-Led
Even a small step towards betterment counts.
“Changing lives, one milestone at a time.”
We serve the underprivileged through Sustainable efforts in Healthcare, Education, Environment, and Relief and Support for the homeless, children, the elderly and the disabled — guided by compassion and a belief in service before self.
What we need
Not external donations,
but your support and your time.
Our Charitable Work
Four fields, one purpose
Everything we do is non-profit and carried out by volunteers — rooted in the everyday needs of the communities around us, and built one milestone at a time.
Community Outreach
Charitable work we run and support
Every initiative is non-profit and built on voluntary service — the time, skills and care of people who simply choose to help.
Scholarships for the Underprivileged
Scholarships and awards that help deserving children from underprivileged families continue their education.
Aid for the Homeless
Food, clothing and essential supplies for people without a home, with extra care through the harshest seasons.
Care for the Elderly
Companionship, care and everyday help for elderly people who live alone or without support.
Support for the Disabled
Practical help and a rightful place in community life for people with disabilities, and support for the families who care for them.
Relief Programmes
Relief camps, food and essential supplies for families affected by disasters and emergencies.
The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.
Our Founder
Ms. Sheetal Sawhney
Born and brought up in a Fauji family, Sheetal Sawhney takes pride in Indian ethos and culture. She strives to continue to work with compassion, resilience, courage, self-reliance and passion for the wellbeing of the underprivileged.
In Their Memory
The lives that inspired ours
The Foundation’s name holds the three people in whose memory it works — Anand and Nandini Sawhney, and Madhu Kapur. Their names sit together in ours as a daily reminder of the standard they set: patriotism without noise, hospitality without limit, and devotion without display.
Colonel Anand Prakash Sawhney
1944 – 2016
A true patriot who served the Indian Army for over three decades, and lived by the motto “Service before Self”.
Nandini Sawhney
1946 – 2025
A lady of strong will, an NCC cadet and athlete, addressed by many as ‘Ma Annapurna’ for her boundless hospitality.
Madhu Kapur
1948 – 2006
Known as ‘Jagat Didi’, she lived a life of simplicity, selfless service and spirituality, opening her home and heart to all.
Join Us
“Volunteers do not necessarily have the time, they have the heart.”
If you wish to volunteer and create a difference, we would be glad to hear from you. Every pair of hands, every hour and every skill counts.