More About Children of Ma Foundation
Children of Ma was founded in California in 2012. Our all-volunteer board of directors is comprised of folks who share a deep love for the teachings of Ma Anandamayi, for Ma Sharanam Ashram and School, and for India. We are a mixed group — yoga teachers and business people, lifetime devotees and scholars of India, adventurers, mystics, and dreamers. For more information about volunteer opportunities with Children of Ma, or at Ma Sharanam School in India, write to us! info@childrenofma.org
Children of Ma Anandamayi Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization whose mission is to support women and children who are impoverished and lacking opportunities for advancement. Children of Ma provides funding for projects that provide these women and children with basic necessities and a quality education guided by the teachings of India’s great saint, Sri Ma Anandamayi.
Anandamayi Ma was a visionary on all levels, and this vision extended to offering women and girls opportunities that were previously unavailable, or which had Vedic precedent but had become obsolete in modern India. This included creating opportunities for them to participate in kirtan (devotional concerts), teaching them to read and write, and encouraging them to pursue higher education or monastic lives according to their callings. Following this thread, Children of Ma is particularly grateful for this opportunity to help support Indian girls to become empowered, educated, spiritually mature women.
Children of Ma Anandamayi Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization whose mission is to support women and children who are impoverished and lacking opportunities for advancement. Children of Ma provides funding for projects that provide these women and children with basic necessities and a quality education guided by the teachings of India’s great saint, Sri Ma Anandamayi.
Anandamayi Ma was a visionary on all levels, and this vision extended to offering women and girls opportunities that were previously unavailable, or which had Vedic precedent but had become obsolete in modern India. This included creating opportunities for them to participate in kirtan (devotional concerts), teaching them to read and write, and encouraging them to pursue higher education or monastic lives according to their callings. Following this thread, Children of Ma is particularly grateful for this opportunity to help support Indian girls to become empowered, educated, spiritually mature women.
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