Sri Dharma Shresta Venkateswara Charitable Trust
SDSVC Trust establishes, restores and supports temples and sacred places, preserves religious heritage and sacred landscapes, conducts Annadanam and pilgrim seva, and supports communities through welfare, health and relief programs.
The Trust's current flagship initiative is the development of a public Sri Venkateswara temple and associated spiritual, cultural and pilgrim-welfare facilities.
How we serve
FlagshipWe establish, restore and support temples and sacred places as living centres of worship, spiritual learning, cultural continuity and community service. Our work includes the development of new temples, restoration of existing temples, preservation of religious traditions and traditional arts, and protection of the sacred landscapes associated with them.
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We serve devotees and communities through Annadanam, Jaladanam, refreshments, pilgrim assistance and essential welfare facilities at temples, festivals, religious gatherings and pilgrimage events.
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We support children, families and vulnerable communities through educational assistance, preventive health initiatives, essential supplies and timely relief during hardship and emergencies.
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Latest from the trust
📍 Venkatapuram, Andra Pradesh
As part of Krishna Ashtami Seva 2026, we will be distributing drinking water, buttermilk, glucose drinks, and refreshments to devotees throughout the event. Through this seva, we aim to serve the community with devotion by ensuring that pilgrims remain hydrated, refreshed, and comfortable during their journey. We invite everyone to participate and support this noble cause.
On the auspicious occasion of Rama Navami 2026, Sri Dharma Shresta Venkateswara Charitable Trust distributed food, clothing, and other esse…
On the occasion of the Annual Ekadashi Kalyanotsavam, our trust members and volunteers distributed drinking water, buttermilk, and other re…
Stories & perspectives
Long before the word "ecology" existed, villages protected forests in the name of the divine. Those groves now need protection themselves.
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Of all the forms of giving, our tradition ranks the gift of food highest. A look at why Annadanam anchors everything else the trust does.
Read more →Support the Trust's temple development, restoration, Annadanam, sacred-heritage and community-service programs. Funds are applied toward the Trust's approved religious and charitable objects, including lawful program and administration expenses.
We currently accept donations from Indian citizens and Indian bank accounts only.