Shreeji Sarvjeev Foundation
Care for the land, the people, and the animals who share it.
Shreeji Sarvjeev Foundation plants trees in drought-affected rural country, runs environment and cleanliness drives, puts notebooks in students' hands, funds paramedical training, shares clothes and household goods, and practises Gau Seva.
- Registered
- Section 8 company
- Office
- Ghansoli, Thane
- CIN
- U88900MR2026NPL480589
The promise
Three kinds of care, held together.
- NatureTrees, living soil, and cleaner common ground, especially where drought has thinned the landscape.
- HumansThe practical things a person needs in order to study, train for work, and live with dignity.
- AnimalsCare for cattle that shows up as fodder, water, and decent treatment, not only as a sentiment.
Programmes
The work, named plainly.
Seven programmes. Each one is a way of keeping the promise: greener land, a fairer chance for people, and cattle treated with care.
- Nature
Tree plantation
Planting drives in drought-affected rural areas, timed with the monsoon and followed by care so young trees have a chance to live.
Read more - Nature
Environment awareness
Plain-language sessions with schools and villages on water, soil, trees, and the habits that protect them.
Read more - Nature
Cleanliness drives
Community clean-ups of lanes, schools, and public places, in the spirit of Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, with a plan for the week after.
Read more - Humans
Learning support
Notebooks, pens, and other stationery for students who would otherwise start the year without them.
Read more - Humans
Paramedical scholarships
Fee support for underprivileged students training as nursing and hospital staff: courses that lead to a job, not only a certificate.
Read more - Humans
Essential relief
Clean used clothes and usable household goods, collected carefully and given to families as ordinary support, not as a spectacle.
Read more - Animals
Gau Seva
Fodder, water, and practical support for cattle and the people who look after them, with extra attention in the dry months.
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How a drive happens
Less announcement. More follow-through.
Listen
A school, a village, a gaushala, or a family tells us what is actually needed.
Prepare
People, materials, and permissions are arranged before anyone is asked to pose for a picture.
Work together
The drive is done with residents and students, not performed in front of them.
Stay with it
Trees need water, a scholarship needs an answer, and clothes need sorting. We plan for the part that is less visible.
Trees for places that know drought.
Plantation in dry rural country, timed with the monsoon, using species the village can live with. The photograph is not the point. The third summer is.
Tree plantationA seat in a hospital course, kept open.
Scholarships for underprivileged students in GDA, ANM, GNM, DMLT, and Operation Theatre Technology: training that leads to work.
Paramedical scholarshipsBring a place, a student, or a Saturday.
Volunteer, offer materials, fund a scholarship, or invite the foundation to your school or village.