Guwahati, July 2025 — The air at Gana Sarathi Old Age Home in Bamunimaidam, Guwahati, was thick with warmth and good cheer recently, as the Maa Annapurna Trust orchestrated a heartwarming food donation drive. This noble endeavour stands as a testament to the Trust’s unwavering commitment to uplifting the less fortunate and showering attention on those who often find themselves on the fringes of society.
A dedicated contingent of volunteers and interns from the organisation descended upon the old age home with boundless energy, eager to not just distribute wholesome meals but also to share moments of genuine connection with the elderly residents. The interactions were deeply touching, forging an emotional bond that left an indelible mark on everyone involved. The sheer delight and profound gratitude etched on the faces of the seniors were the truest measure of the drive’s resounding success.
The event’s banner, proudly proclaiming “Spreading Love and Feeding Hearts,” perfectly encapsulated the very essence of the Trust’s philosophy, a principle it meticulously upholds in every single initiative. Be it fostering mental health awareness or orchestrating the distribution of essential provisions, the Maa Annapurna Trust has been tirelessly working across various domains, steadfast in its mission to better lives across Assam.
The driving force behind the Maa Annapurna Trust’s youthful and dynamic team is the profound conviction that “small acts, when multiplied by millions of people, can transform the world.” This recent drive not only extended crucial support to the senior citizens but also served as a poignant reminder of the indispensable values of compassion, human connection, and collective community responsibility.
The Trust has extended its heartfelt appreciation to all the volunteers, interns, and benevolent well-wishers whose invaluable contributions ensured the grand success of this drive. For those keen to stay abreast of future initiatives or to lend a helping hand, the Trust can be reached at +91 88229 93515.