Go Dharmic

Go Dharmic Go Dharmic is a registered charity with 10,000 volunteers globally. “Love All. Feed All. Serve All.”

'Go Dharmic' exists to help make a more compassionate, non-violent world. We have a goal to build libraries for 1 million children, help us get there by volunteering or donating. You can also join one of our other campaigns to feed the homeless, provide support during times of disaster, and campaign for social causes.

3 million UK households are being forced to skip meals because of the rising cost of living.At Go Dharmic, we believe ev...
05/10/2026

3 million UK households are being forced to skip meals because of the rising cost of living.

At Go Dharmic, we believe everyone should have access to nutritious food, and we work to ensure this through regular food distribution drives across various locations in the UK.

Every week at Stockwood Academy in Luton, fresh fruits and vegetables, along with essential and packed foods, are distributed to local families who need a little extra support. For households under financial pressure, this can make a real difference.

For children especially, it means having access to the nourishment they need to grow and thrive.

A heartfelt thank you to the wonderful volunteers and members of the community whose support makes this initiative possible. 🙏🧡

119.3 million girls are enrolled in schools across India. And Sanjana is one of them. 🧡At 13, she studies in Class 7 at ...
04/10/2026

119.3 million girls are enrolled in schools across India. And Sanjana is one of them. 🧡

At 13, she studies in Class 7 at Lavarpur Primary School near GIFT City, Gandhinagar, where she has access to books, computer labs and digital classrooms.

For a girl, education can change so much. It builds confidence, opens new opportunities and creates a better future for her and the community around her. As Neem Karoli Baba said, “Educate the girls and they will educate society.”

At Go Dharmic, we support their education, and you can join us. By sponsoring a child’s education, you can help girls like Sanjana continue learning and move closer to their dreams.

Sponsor a child’s education: https://linktr.ee/sponsorachild

Yash Solanki has been volunteering at our food distribution in Luton for the last six years. His journey with Go Dharmic...
03/10/2026

Yash Solanki has been volunteering at our food distribution in Luton for the last six years.

His journey with Go Dharmic began in December 2020, shortly after arriving in the UK as an international student. One cold evening, he and a friend came across our volunteers serving food and hot drinks. A warm cup of coffee became his first introduction to Go Dharmic.

He soon returned, this time to volunteer. 🧡

Since then, Yash has served at food distributions and supported our kirtans and community events. He has also been part of humanitarian relief efforts around the world, including support following the earthquake in Türkiye and helping mobilise more than 250 pallets of hand sanitiser for humanitarian needs connected with Ukraine.

Last year, he was recognised with the Go Dharmic’s Community Impact Award.

Thank you, Yash, for continuing to show up and serve. We’re grateful to have you as part of the Go Dharmic family. 🙏

In 1930, Mahatma Gandhi walked from Sabarmati Ashram to Dandi, challenging the British salt laws through nonviolent acti...
02/10/2026

In 1930, Mahatma Gandhi walked from Sabarmati Ashram to Dandi, challenging the British salt laws through nonviolent action.

For the last five years, Go Dharmic has followed his footsteps by bicycle.

These photos are from last year, when riders from around the world came together to cycle across rural Gujarat, travelling through villages, meeting communities, visiting schools, sharing meals and seeing a different side of India.

Nearly a century later, we return to the same road with the same reminder: change begins when we choose to act.

This December, we ride again. And we’d love for you to ride with us. 🧡

🗓️ 13th–20th December
📍 Sabarmati to Dandi, Gujarat
🚴 440 km approx.

Every mile helps support Dharma Forest, our initiative to restore and protect India’s mangrove forests and the communities that depend on them.

Ride through history for the planet.
Register now: https://godharmic.com/salt-ride/

Happy Gandhi Jayanti. 🙏

Pitru Paksha is a time to remember those who came before us, to honour their lives and keep their memory alive through a...
01/10/2026

Pitru Paksha is a time to remember those who came before us, to honour their lives and keep their memory alive through acts of kindness. One way to honour them is through Anna Daan, giving food to someone in need.

This year, Go Dharmic is dedicating Anna Daan to the lives lost in the devastating floods and landslides in Nepal.

As we remember those who have passed before us, may we also hold the lives lost in Nepal in our hearts and prayers.

Make an Anna Daan in their memory: https://linktr.ee/giveannadaan

“Met new faces, loved the cooking and packing experience, and really felt like a community.” — Shylasree Surappa, Go Dha...
30/09/2026

“Met new faces, loved the cooking and packing experience, and really felt like a community.”
— Shylasree Surappa, Go Dharmic volunteer

We had a wonderful food distribution in Cardiff, with volunteers coming together to procure ingredients, prepare and pack the food, transport it to the site, and serve meals to people experiencing homelessness and others struggling to get by.

With the cost of living continuing to put pressure on people, sharing a warm meal is one small way we can support people in our communities.

Thank you to Hindu Cultural Association Wales : India Centre, volunteer lead Annapurna Darbhamulla, and all the volunteers who came together to make this seva possible. 🧡

In a world of AI, it can be hard to tell what’s real.But disasters are real, and so are the people affected by them. Whe...
29/09/2026

In a world of AI, it can be hard to tell what’s real.

But disasters are real, and so are the people affected by them. When floods destroy homes, earthquakes leave communities trapped, or fires take everything away, people need more than thoughts and prayers.

They need food, clean water, medical care, shelter, and people willing to show up.

At Go Dharmic, we work with local communities to provide practical support where it’s needed most. And right now, our teams are supporting families affected by the floods in Nepal.

To support our humanitarian work, send us a DM.

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