This Month During Ekadashi 2023: Extend a Helping Hand to Those in Need, Donate Food to the Needy.
January Ekadashi Dates:
Pausha Putrada Ekadashi – 2 January, 2023
Shattila Ekadashi – 18 January, 2023
February Ekadashi Dates:
Jaya Ekadashi – 1 February, 2023
Vijaya Ekadashi – 16 February , 2023
March Ekadashi Dates:
Amalaki Ekadashi – 3 March, 2023
Papmochani Ekadashi – 18 March, 2023
April Ekadashi Dates:
Kamada Ekadashi – 1 April, 2023
Varuthini Ekadashi – 16 April, 2023
May Ekadashi Dates:
Mohini Ekadashi – 1 May, 2023
Apara Ekadashi – 15 May, 2023
Nirjala Ekadashi – 31 May, 2023
June Ekadashi Dates:
Yogini Ekadashi – 14 June, 2023
Devshayani Ekadashi – 29 June, 2023
July Ekadashi Dates:
Kamika Ekadashi – 13 July, 2023
Padmini Ekadashi – 29 July, 2023
August Ekadashi Dates:
Parama Ekadashi – 12 August, 2023
Shravana Putrada Ekadashi – 27 August, 2023
September Ekadashi Dates:
Aja Ekadashi – 10 September, 2023
Parsva Ekadashi – 25 September, 2023
October Ekadashi Dates:
Indira Ekadashi – 10 October, 2023
Papankusha Ekadashi – 25 October, 2023
November Ekadashi Dates:
Rama Ekadashi – 9 November 2023
Devuthana Ekadashi – 23 November, 2023
December Ekadashi Dates:
Utpanna Ekadashi – 8 December, 2023
Mokshada Ekadashi – 22 December, 2023
Please note that these dates are based on the corrected information and may still vary slightly based on regional calendars and observances.
Ekadashi: Significance, Food Donations, and Supporting Uday Foundation
Discover the spiritual significance of Ekadashi, an auspicious observance in the Hindu calendar. This sacred day holds immense importance for devotees worldwide. Beyond its religious undertones, Ekadashi also presents an opportunity to give back to society by donating food to the needy. In this article, we explore the significance of Ekadashi, the impact of food donations, and how you can support the Uday Foundation through your contributions.
Embracing the Significance of Ekadashi:
Ekadashi, which occurs twice in a lunar month, holds a special place in Hindu culture. It is believed to be a day of purification and spiritual upliftment. Observing Ekadashi is seen as a way to seek divine blessings, cleanse the mind and body, and enhance spiritual progress. By dedicating this day to spiritual practices like fasting, meditation, and chanting, individuals aim to attain spiritual growth and deepen their connection with the divine.
The Power of Food Donations:
Food plays a significant role in the Ekadashi observance, as it is considered a powerful offering to the divine. However, Ekadashi also teaches us the importance of extending our compassion to the less fortunate. Donating food to those in need on this auspicious day is seen as a selfless act that not only nourishes the body but also uplifts the spirit. By sharing our blessings, we can make a positive impact on the lives of others and create a ripple effect of kindness and generosity.
Supporting Uday Foundation:
One impactful way to contribute to the welfare of society is by supporting organisations like the Uday Foundation. The Uday Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing essential resources, including food, healthcare, and education, to underprivileged communities. By making a small contribution, you can play a vital role in supporting their noble cause and helping them reach out to those in need.
Let us come together to create a wave of positive change, spreading love, nourishment, and hope to all who need it. Make your contribution today and be a part of this transformative journey!

Contribute directly through UPI: udayfoundation@hdfcbank (Please whatsapp donation details to +919599635450 for 80G receipt.
To dedicate a food drive to someone special, kindly provide your donation details, including the name of the person and other necessary information, to Ms. Reena Sen. You can reach out to her via email at re[email protected] or contact her directly at 9599635450
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- As a policy we do not accept Cash donations.
- Donations to Uday Foundation are exempt from 50% tax under section 80G of the Income Tax Act.
- Please share the details after you have made the donation to [email protected], along with your complete address and PAN card no, enabling us to send 80G tax exemption receipt of the same.
- Uday Foundation is not registered with FCRA and we cannot accept foreign donations. We can accept donations from Non-Resident Indian only through any bank account operational in India. Contributions made by a citizen of India, living in another country, from his personal savings, through the normal banking channels, are not treated as foreign contributions. However, while accepting any donations from such NRI, it is mandatory to obtain his passport details to ascertain that he/she is an Indian passport holder.
- In case you are a Non-Resident Indians and Indian passport holder and wish to donate, please write to Ms Reena Sen at [email protected] or speak to her at 09599635450.
Disclaimer:
The information provided in this article is for reading purposes only and has been gathered from various sources available on the World Wide Web. We do not claim authoritative expertise on the subject matter. If you find any discrepancies or have additional information to share, please contact us at reena[email protected], and we will make the necessary changes.
We want to emphasize that our intention is not to hurt the sentiments of any individual or group. Our main purpose is to raise awareness about Ekadashi and promote food donation to the needy on this auspicious day. We respect the diversity of beliefs and practices associated with religious and cultural events.
Let us unite on Ekadashi, embrace the spirit of giving, and ensure that no one goes to bed hungry. Together, we can make a positive impact and create a more compassionate world.