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About Ghar Kar FoundationGhar Kar Foundation is developing a self-sustaining Gram Vikas model centred on three mothers: Apni Maa, Gau Maa, and Prakriti Maa. Our work brings together women’s Self-Help Groups, cow-based livelihoods, natural farming, water conservation, and native tree plantation.
About Us
"Ek aisa gaon, jahan 3 Maa khush rahe Apni Maa, Gau Maa, Prakriti Maa. Our mission is to successfully establish our foundational model village by March 2028, proving that serving our three mothers eliminates the need for charity, brings sustainable work to every doorstep, and gives our youth a true reason to stay."
"To build and finalize a self-sustaining Gram Vikas Prototype Model by March 2028, creating a blueprint to scale across all 6 lakh villages of Bharat healing the earth, protecting the voiceless, and empowering communities to restore our motherland as the Golden Sparrow by 2047, the 100th year of Independence."
Our Connected Approach
She is dying quietly. No sparrows, no bees, no water in wells. Chemicals killed her soil, we cut her trees. We heal her with native trees, water bodies, and natural farming. Donate to bring birds back, bees back, and give Prakriti Maa her children back.
Know MoreInvest your Capital - Human, Social & Financial - to build a prototype village.
Volunteer hours, skill-based mentoring, employee engagement at Vilage level. Your team builds with our villagers.
Advocacy, network, opening doors. Connect us to your Social Media, CSR, HR, ESG heads. Your reputation builds our trust.
Project-based funding, not charity. Every rupee tracked to 3 Maa - Apni Maa (SHG), Gau Maa (Udyog), Prakriti Maa (Ecology).
Grow with purpose. Serve our three mothers. Build a Bharat that feels like home.
Pehle khud badho. Your own progress, your skills, your career, your business. Because if you are empty, you cannot give. Pragati is selfish, and it should be. We celebrate your ambition.
Jab aap badh gaye, toh wapas do. Apni Maa, Gau Maa, Prakriti Maa ki sewa karo. Your Pragati has no meaning if your village is still crying. Sewa is where success becomes significance.
This is the final goal. Not just development, but reverse migration. Gaon ko wapas Ghar banana. So that no mother waits for her son to return from the city. The son works from home. This is the India we want to build.
Ghars for Birds and Gau Vansh
Tree Plantation
Urban & Rural Water harvesting
Prototype for Villages
Why Our Work ConnectsIn 2047, Bharat will celebrate 100 years of Independence. But will our 6 lakh villages truly be independent? Will they have water in their wells, work at their doorsteps, and their families living together under one roof? Transforming 6 lakh villages is a herculean task. So, we are starting with one. 🏡 One Prototype Village for Bharat: Jawhar / Mokhada We are building a model village ecosystem from the ground up, proving that when you serve the three mothers—Apni Maa, Gau Maa, and Prakriti Maa—a community can heal itself entirely:
Explore our work across animal care water conservation and Gram Vikas.
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Our Causes
We believe that every life matters—whether it is a drying river, a barren piece of land, a forgotten village, or a helpless creature crying out for comfort. We are driven by a deep love for our planet and its most gentle beings, dedicating ourselves to four sacred missions:
Protecting the Gentle and the Forgotten: From the sacred Gau Mata (cows) abandoned on unforgiving streets, to the birds losing their nesting trees, and the silent, irreplaceable bees that sustain our entire food chain—we are a voice for those who cannot ask for help. We exist to offer them a sanctuary of love, survival, and dignity.
Explore CauseHealing the Earth: Our planet is suffocating under concrete and heat. We stand for the revival of nature bringing back the forests the cool shade of trees and the clean air that our children deserve to breathe. Every restored green space is a step towards a healthier and more balanced future.
Explore CauseUplifting the Soul of Our Nation (Gram Vikas): The heart of our country beats in its villages, yet so many rural communities are left behind in the dark. We work to restore hope, dignity, and self-reliance to rural families, ensuring every village can thrive with pride.
Explore CauseSaving Every Drop of Life: Water is the essence of existence, yet millions face the quiet despair of dry wells and parched lands. We are on a mission to capture the rains, heal our earth's thirst, and ensure no family or field goes thirsty.
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Our Areas Of Work
Our shelters are safe havens. We rescue injured, aged, and abandoned cows, provide emergency veterinary care to hurt birds, and create safe bee-friendly habitats and corridors to protect these tiny lifesavers from toxic pesticides.
We do not just plant saplings; we adopt them. From choosing native trees to protecting them until they grow into mighty forests, we are physically restoring the green canopy our earth has lost.
We construct rainwater harvesting structures, revive ancient, dried-up village ponds, and build recharge wells. We work directly on the ground to make sure natural water flows back into the womb of the earth.
We walk hand-in-hand with villagers to rewrite their futures. By introducing organic farming, setting up clean solar energy, and empowering women and youth with life-changing skills, we are building villages that prosper from within.
Common QuestionsOur mission is to create a self-sustaining Gram Vikas Prototype Model where nature, wildlife, and rural communities thrive in complete harmony. By integrating tree plantation, rainwater harvesting, and sanctuaries for cows, birds, and bees, we build resilient, climate-smart model villages that can be replicated across the nation.
They are the heartbeat of a thriving rural ecosystem. Abandoned cows (Gau Mata) provide the organic manure needed to restore degraded village soil. Birds and bees act as nature’s ultimate pollinators, ensuring our newly planted forests grow and local agricultural crops flourish. Protecting them directly guarantees village food security.
Water and green cover are the foundations of rural survival. Our rainwater harvesting systems revive dying village groundwater tables and ancient ponds, ensuring year-round water security. Simultaneously, we plant native forests that prevent soil erosion, lower local temperatures, and provide micro-income opportunities for villagers through sustainable agroforestry.
We don’t just plant trees; we adopt them. We select native species that thrive locally, integrate them directly into our village clusters, and train local community members to nurture them. We monitor their growth and water needs for at least 3 years to guarantee an excellent survival rate.
Our sanctuaries (Gaushala and Avian Havens) provide a permanent, loving home for abandoned, aged, or non-milking cows, alongside medical rescue setups for injured birds. They receive strict veterinary attention, nutritious fodder, and chemical-free, safe habitats to thrive without cruelty.
Yes, absolutely. Ghar Kar Foundation is registered under Section 80G of the Income Tax Act. Every contribution you make is eligible for tax exemption, and we will issue your 80G tax receipt immediately via email after your donation is processed.
Yes! Through our Monthly Sponsorship Program, you can choose to provide monthly fodder and medical care for a rescued cow, fund the maintenance of a cluster of trees, or directly sponsor water infrastructure for a rural family. You will receive a monthly impact update tracking your progress.
Absolutely. We love hosting our supporters. Visiting our Gaushala, seeing a rainwater harvesting project, or walking through our young forests is the best way to see your impact in action. Please contact us to schedule a visit.
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News And Learning
The monsoon brings welcome rain, but much of it flows away before it can be useful. Water harvesting means collecting rainwater or helping it soak
We realized we cannot ask a hungry family to save a tree or protect a bee when their own children are struggling. By teaching our village mothers to turn fallen leaves, coconut waste, and cow dung into beautiful handcrafted products, we turn environmental care into food and dignity. When a forest feeds a family, the family protects that forest with their lives.
An abandoned cow, a displaced bird, and a dying bee population are not separate problems—they share the same heartbeat. When we rescue a suffering mother cow, her waste heals the dead soil; that healthy soil grows forests for the birds, and those blossoms feed the tiny bees that keep our entire food system alive. To heal the village, we must heal every gentle soul within it.
Explore the latest updates and field stories from Ghar Kar Foundation. Follow our work across Gram Vikas tree plantation water conservation animal care and village livelihoods.
A Mid-day report describes a mangrove clean-up near Bandstand in Bandra West organised by Rotary Club of Bombay Airport. Thirteen volunteers collected 87.3 kg of rubbish in around two hours. The collected waste was taken away by a municipal garbage truck.
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