Save the VillageSave
Protect what is still alive: cows, crafts, temple sevaks, panchayat relationships, festivals, and village memory.
Operating model
From one book to one village relationship.
ADF's model begins with sacred books and trusted village institutions, then follows with satsang, cow protection, ecology, livelihood, and donor-supported service.
Graam Vidya Daan
The entry point is knowledge and trust.
Books are distributed through homes, schools, libraries, temples, villagers, sarpanch, panchayat, and district-cluster relationships. The goal is not a one-time event, but a repeatable relationship.
Enter through books
Srila Prabhupada's books enter local spaces where families, teachers, elders, and leaders can engage.
Return through satsang
Satsang means community gathering for sacred discussion, kirtan, prasadam, and practical spiritual life.
Listen to the village
Field teams identify cows, youth, water, craft, land, temple, festival, and livelihood needs.
Connect seva
Sponsors support the next right unit: books, cows, kundas, vanas, livelihoods, visits, or reporting.
Framework
Save. Strengthen. Sanctify.
This three-part model keeps the site clear for first-time visitors and faithful to the devotional purpose.
Strengthen
Make the living roots practical again through follow-up, donor support, livelihoods, land, water, and reporting.
Sanctify
Place Krishna at the center so community well-being becomes seva, not merely development.
Donor fit
Every sponsorship should match a real field unit.
The website shows what a sponsor can support, why it matters, and what evidence ADF can report back after support is accepted.
