GIVING FOR HOPE: A Sponsor Spotlight Written by Dharma Dharini, Hope for the Elderly Sponsor A year or so ago following a vision of Goddess Dhumavati, I signed up to sponsor an elder. I marvel at times how two people oceans away are in a relationship born of a vision. Of all the people on Earth...
Megha Chinkeri is a student of the Hope Learning Station (HLS) in Maharashtra. Her father is a laundry worker, and her mother is a housewife. Both Megha’s parents are illiterate and unable to provide the necessary academics to support Megha and her elder brother. Managing their children’s...
From time to time, Tripura Foundation’s program Hope for the Elderly extends itself to younger adults who are struggling to make ends meet. Ms. Latha, a participant of our Hope Station at Nilgiris, is differently-abled who has paraplegia in her lower extremities. At age 44, she is living alone and...
Mrs. Kavitha has been a Hope staff member for the past eight years. Her responsibility and dedication to the teaching profession are exemplary. She plays an essential role in shaping the future of students in Pattavarthy Hope Station in Kumbakonam. “I have loved the teaching profession from...
Timmy “Narada” Sarker is a spiritual seeker who stumbled into Dr. Pillai’s teachings in a time of great need, and it created many miracles in Narada’s life. Dr. Pillai’s blessings and empowerment enabled him to create beautiful devotional music, which he has shared with the...
“I love supporting Tripura Foundation as they do an excellent job getting the money and services to children, seniors, and families in need and I want to share an example. One of the Hope Elders at Tripura is a father who has malformed legs and unable to walk. This condition adds additional...
Mrs. Sudha, Ayilapettai Hope Station Staff, Trichy Zone Mrs. Sudha of Ayilapettai has been working as a member of the Hope staff for the past four years, and her responsibility and dedication are extraordinary. She says, “I love the teaching profession because every single day, I can make a...