Installed free RO water in clay pitchers at the Court Parisar. May 2024

In May 2024, the Jayshree Foundation installed free RO water in clay pitchers at the Court Parisar to benefit poor clients and advocates. This initiative provides clean, safe drinking water, promoting health and well-being. Clay pitchers, chosen for their natural cooling properties, offer an eco-friendly solution. The project supports the local community and reduces plastic waste. Inaugurated by Mrs. Santosh Gupta, the initiative highlights the foundation's commitment to community service. The installation has received positive feedback from clients, advocates, and court staff. Future plans include expanding similar installations to other public areas.

The Jayshri Foundation distributed 250 blankets to needy residents of Tedha Village during the harsh winter of 2023-24. The event, held at the village community center, was organized by volunteers and community leaders, and inaugurated by the foundation’s president, Mrs. Santosh Gupta. Surveys identified the most vulnerable families, ensuring a smooth and orderly distribution. The initiative brought relief and gratitude, particularly benefiting the elderly, children, and families in poorly insulated homes. This effort aligns with the foundation’s mission to support underprivileged communities through various charitable activities, with plans for future projects to further improve living conditions in Tedha Village.

The prasad distribution during Chat Puja 2023 is a well-organized community effort involving meticulous planning and execution. An organizing committee manages the budget, resource allocation, and procurement of ingredients, while volunteers prepare and package the prasad. Multiple distribution points at the puja venue ensure efficient and orderly distribution to all devotees, including the elderly and differently-abled. Community involvement is key, with local businesses contributing ingredients and logistical support. Media coverage and social media help raise awareness and encourage participation. Post-event activities include feedback collection and distribution of leftover prasad to shelters, reinforcing the spirit of sharing and devotion.

In December 2022, the Jayshri Foundation distributed 250 blankets to needy residents across seven villages—Korgi, Dumra, Chak Dumra, Panika Tola, and Jorkahu—during a severe cold wave. Volunteers and local community leaders identified the most vulnerable households, ensuring effective distribution. The initiative, overseen by Mrs. Santosh Gupta, received heartfelt gratitude from the villagers, particularly benefiting the elderly, children, and families in poorly insulated homes. The foundation's efforts were praised for bringing significant comfort and warmth. Encouraged by the positive feedback, the Jayshri Foundation plans to continue supporting underprivileged communities with similar initiatives in the future.