1. Suppoting Underprivileged Families

• Around 50 families were supported through the donation of grocery coupons worth up to RS. 350/-

These coupons could be redeemed at a designated shop for essential groceries.
.Additionally, each family received RS. 50/- in cash to cover other daily needs.
2. Jeevdaya (Compassion for Living Beings)

• At the start of each month, a specific amount was donated to the Khambhat Panjrapole
  {cow shelter).
• Flour was regularly placed in ant holes to feed ants as part of a daily practice.
• A fixed number of chapatis were prepared and fed to stray dogs every day. Send 2OKG.Jar to all 30 Pardis in town.
• Monthly donations were made to local temples.
• A swimming pool was constructed in the heart of the city Shri Hira-Shaku Dalbhatia Charitable Trust Swimming Pool and later renovated by Shri Dalbhatia Charitable Trust On July 26, 2005, this pool was donated to the Khambhat Municipality.
• Lunch was donated daily to mentally challenged children at the Janhit Charitable Trust from its inception until October 26,2022.
• A food arrangement was made for individuals living alone. They could enjoy a peaceful meal at a designated location for a token price of RS.10/-
  Address:
  Shri Dalbhatia Charitable Trust,
  Shivam Society, Radhe Shyam Dham, Dhokeekui,
  Khambhat-388620, Dist.- Anand, Gujarat.

3. Educational Support

• During 2004-2005, financial support was provided to Shree Killa Leuva Patidar Vidhyotejak
  Mandal to distribute notebooks to children.
  ‘Additionatly, around 5,000 notebooks were distributed to children from underprivileged
  families, with a limit of five notebooks per child.
• Social Events and Foundation Day’S grand event was organized annually on January 2, to celebrate the trust’s foundation day.

‘Attendees included respected community members, mentatly challenged children, senior citizens from old-age homes, and other invitees”
‘The event featured various social activities and programs, concluding with honors for all donors.
‘ lf circumstances permitted, sweets were distributed to prisoners in localjails on the
foundation day.

5. MEDICAL CAMPS

• The first knee.joint pain camp was organized by renowned Dr. Jenish Patel from Sentora Multispeciality Hospital, Chandkheda, Ahmedabad.
• Subsequently, two more camps were held in 2020 and 2023, continuing the trust’s commitment to healthcare initiatives. An application was submitted to the FCNR in Delhi to secure approval for receiving Foreign funds from abroad. On May 10, 2012, the application was approved, and a permit was issued under FCNR Registration Number 042040150.
• On the occasion of International Food Day, food packages were distributed to over 300 individuals living in slum areas, providing much-needed support to vulnerable communities.
• To accommodate the growing scope of activities, a larger hall was rented from the Shree Jibaba Charitable Trust on December 1, 2018. Consequently, the new address of the Shri Dalbhatia Charitable Trust is as follows:-

SHRI DALBHATIA CHARITABLE TRUST,

“Radhe Shayam Dham Bhojnalay”

MADLA TALAV,  RAO SANSKRUTIK HALL, PANIYARI,

KHAMBHAT- 388620. DI: ANAND.

INDIA

• During the COVID-19 pandemic, we temporarily closed our Bhojnalay in compliance with government guidelines. However, after receiving the request from the local government from March 28,2020, we reopened the Bhojnalay for the next few months to provide essential support through tiffln services for both lunch and dinner to those in need.
• No token money was charged during this period, and over 800 people benefited from these services for both lunch and dinner.
• After the pandemic, there was a strong request from the comnnunity to continue the tiffin service instead of the full meal option at our premises. The primary reason expressed by the beneficiaries was that a single tiffin provided sufficient food for both lunch and dinner, catering to their needs effectively.
• From Januwry 2nd. 2025, we have started to serve Food with sitting arrangements and stop to serve food in tiffin to take home.