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Impact

What the work has moved

Three streams, one measure: knowledge preserved, spaces built, and people reached. Every figure below is taken from the Foundation's own project records; where one has not been supplied, it is left out rather than estimated.

Munis and Foundation members around tables of palm-leaf bundles and cloth-wrapped manuscripts on red cloth.
The first manuscripts laid out for conservation at Shravanabelagola, July 2025.

One mission, expressed in many forms

Numbers tell part of the story. Behind every figure here is a manuscript that came close to being lost, a community that received care it had not expected, and a piece of India's heritage that will now endure.

01

Manuscript Conservation

Manuscripts conserved
1,620+
Folios preserved
1,34,545+
Repositories surveyed
18
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02

Rural Infrastructure

Community facilities built or renovated
3
Staff rooms created, Hosur
14
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03

Community Services

Healthcare beneficiaries screened
3,500+
Meals distributed, COVID-19 response
7,77,534
Families supported, flood relief
262
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The work behind the numbers

A large group of munis gathered close around a conservation table.
Munis visiting the conservation work at Kumbhoj.

1,34,545

folios preserved at Kumbhoj and Karanja Lad

At Kumbhoj, each folio was treated by hand — assessed individually, cleaned, stabilised, repaired where needed, and rehoused in archival-quality protective covers.

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The completed Samudaya Bhavan at Yarnal: long whitewashed wings with blue railings around a paved courtyard.
The completed Samudaya Bhavan, Yarnal.

14

rooms of staff quarters at Hosur, and a Samudaya Bhavan at Yarnal

The question is not simply what we build, but what the space enables a community to do.

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Masked volunteers handing a food packet to a woman at her doorway.
The COVID-19 response, Bengaluru, 2020.

7,77,534

cooked meals, Bengaluru, 1 April – 3 May 2020

A meal delivered during a lockdown meant a family did not go to sleep hungry.

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