Winter Warmth Mission
Over 850 blankets given across four winters. Every single one handed over in person to an elderly person, a widow, a differently-abled neighbour or a family living under a tin roof.
Running since 2022“Come together to make society better & beautiful.”
We began where the need was loudest — Dudhi, in a district they call the energy capital of India, whose own villages still meet winter in torn quilts. 850 blankets handed over by hand, bright students honoured, cold water kept flowing at the courthouse. And through JayshriVan, anyone, anywhere can now plant a tree and prove it is still growing. We started in one block — we are not staying there.




Dudhi is a tribal block in the far south-eastern corner of Uttar Pradesh, where a bad winter is still something families simply endure. Seeing a need for energetic, nonprofit work here, we formed the trust in 2022 and have grown every single year since. Believing in the principle of ‘Civic Driven Change’, we sensitise civil society so that people become partners in the mission — not just spectators.
We are not a distant office writing reports. We are the neighbours who knock on the door, do the survey, load the tempo, and stand in the cold until the last blanket has found a shoulder.
“Only through education and values is the true upliftment of society possible.”The Foundation's stated motto · Trust Deed IV-37/2022
Relief where it is urgent, dignity where it is denied, and technology where it can change a family's income for good.
Over 850 blankets given across four winters. Every single one handed over in person to an elderly person, a widow, a differently-abled neighbour or a family living under a tin roof.
Running since 2022Guruji was a teacher first. We honour meritorious students and their schools with certificates, awards and a general knowledge competition that turns a village child into a confident speaker.
Annual samarohFree RO water served from clay pitchers at the Court Parisar — cool by nature, kind to the earth, and dignified for the poorest litigant who walks in thirsty.
Zero plasticOur own tree-plantation platform, live at jayshrivan.org. Register the tree you planted with GPS and an AI-verified photo, then prove it is alive at seven milestones over five years.
Live since 2026A free Hindi-first mobile app being built for farmers — starting with our own, and open to any — mandi rates, weather alerts, government schemes and crop advice, all in one place, all in their own language.
Launching soonChhath prasad counters, tent arrangements and Ganga Arti at Wyndhamganj — because a festival celebrated together is the cheapest, strongest social glue a village has.
Every ChhathWritten into the trust deed in 2022 — this is the work we are formally accountable for.
Every figure below is a winter survived, a student encouraged, a village that felt remembered.
Four steps, no shortcuts. This is the discipline that keeps a village trust honest.
Volunteers walk the tolas and talk to the pradhan, the anganwadi worker and the school master before a single rupee is spent.
A written household list is prepared — age, income, roof type, disability — so the most vulnerable rise to the top.
Goods are bought in bulk, checked for quality and handed over in person on a fixed date at the village centre.
Photos, counts and dates go straight onto this website — so every donor can see exactly where their help landed.
From blanket drives in a cold wave to free RO water at the court campus — here is what the Foundation has done on the ground.

150 blankets across villages of Korgi Gram Panchayat and 50 more in Tedha, prioritising the elderly, widows, persons with disabilities and economically weaker families.

Certificates and awards for meritorious students, plus a General Knowledge Competition to build confidence and healthy competition.

150 blankets handed out at the village community centre, inaugurated by our president Mrs. Santosh Gupta after a door-to-door survey.

Clean, naturally cooled drinking water for poor clients, advocates and court staff — an eco-friendly answer that also cuts plastic waste.

Volunteers and community leaders identified the most vulnerable homes and distributed blankets in an orderly, dignified way.

An organising committee, volunteers and local businesses came together for multiple prasad counters serving every devotee.

Korgi, Dumra, Chak Dumra, Panika Tola, Jorkahu and more — 250 blankets during a severe cold wave.
Anyone can plant a sapling for a photo. Almost nobody comes back a year later. JayshriVan is the app Jayshri Foundation built to fix exactly that — a free platform where you register the tree you planted, and then keep proving, milestone after milestone, that it is alive.
The app is live and open to everyone at jayshrivan.org. You sign in with Google, stand at the tree, and the app captures the GPS itself. The photo is checked by AI to confirm it really is a plant of the species you chose, the location is stamped into the picture, and no two trees can be registered within a metre of each other. After that the tree gets a public timeline that anyone in the world can open and audit.


Dig, plant, water. Pick your species from the app's catalogue — each one carries a guide on how to plant it and how the nursery raises it.
Stand at the sapling. The app takes the GPS, fills in your village, district and state on its own, and burns the coordinates and date into the photo.
Come back at 1, 3 and 6 months, then 1, 2, 3 and 5 years. You must be within 20 metres of the tree — the server checks, not just the app.
Every verified update earns credits for you and for your organisation. The tree's whole timeline stays public for anyone to see.
Every planting and growth photo is run through plant-identification AI. If the picture isn't a plant — or is clearly a different species than the one you selected — the app says so before it uploads. Photos are also screened for inappropriate content.
A growth update is rejected unless your phone is within 20 metres of the tree, and the check runs on the server — so it can't be faked from home. Two trees also can't be registered within one metre of each other.
Height, health, condition and a dated photo at every milestone — 1, 3 and 6 months, then 1, 2, 3 and 5 years. Open any tree and you can scroll its whole life.
Gift a tree to someone and the credits travel with it. Or keep ownership and assign a caretaker — a student, a neighbour, a gardener — who does the updates on your behalf.
Schools, panchayats, companies and NGOs can register (with certificate approval), run named plantation drives with a target and dates, and watch their members' plantings roll up into one organisational score.
Planting charts by month and year, cumulative growth, survival rate, species and district breakdowns — plus a “trees planted around you” panel that counts the trees in your own village, district, state and country.
Works in any browser on phone or laptop. Android and iOS apps are on the way.
In our villages a farmer still sells at whatever price the trader announces, sprays whatever the shopkeeper suggests, and hears about a government scheme only after the last date has passed. Kisan Mitra is our answer: one free app that puts every piece of information a farmer needs into his own hand, in his own language.
Built Hindi-first and Bhojpuri-friendly, designed to run on the cheapest Android phone, with a voice button for anyone who does not read comfortably, and an offline mode for the tolas where the network drops after sunset. Free for every farmer, forever — no subscription, no commission.
Farmers, FPOs and agri-experts who want to help us build it — please get in touch.
Knowledge is the lamp that not only dispels darkness, but also guides us towards truth and righteousness.Jayashri Guruji · 1931–2014
Volunteers who turn conviction into action, week after week.









Not testimonials we collected — messages written for the Foundation's own brochure by the people who have watched this work happen in their own town.
“Jayshri Foundation is doing commendable work in education, social reform and service. The efforts being made by the institution to make young people aware and to help the needy are an inspiration for society. I am confident this initiative will give a new direction to coming generations. I wish you continued success in your efforts.”

“Jayshri Foundation is doing inspiring work in education, social reform and service. The institution's purpose is not limited to felicitation ceremonies alone — it extends to spreading education, making the youth aware, and helping those in need. I appreciate this praiseworthy effort and wish the institution continuous progress and a bright future.”

“I consider myself fortunate to have received Jayashri Guruji's company and guidance. His teachings still decide the direction of my life. Jayshri Foundation is the medium through which his dreams are being realised. In every act of this institution I see Guruji's image and his blessing.”

“Jayshri Foundation, Dudhi has been working for several years now in the service of the poor, the helpless and the needy. Under the able leadership of director Shri Santosh Kumar Gupta the institution is making continuous progress, which is extremely commendable. While praising the Foundation's service, I wish you continued progress and success.”

The purpose of Jayshri Foundation is not limited to education alone — it is the all-round development of society. We believe that education is the lamp that dispels the darkness of ignorance and gives society a new direction, and that values are the foundation on which responsible citizens are built.
This institution is built on the ideals and dreams of my father and source of inspiration, the late Jayashri Prasad Gupta — Jayashri Guruji. His life teaches us that if we make education, service and values the root of our own lives, no section of society can be left behind. Today I can say with full confidence that with your support and blessings we will not only keep the flame of education alive, but will also do notable work in women's empowerment, social unity and environmental protection.
Every blanket, every certificate, every water pot is possible because of them.












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