Before every Ashadhi Ekadashi, millions of Warkaris — young, old, mothers with children — leave their homes and walk around 250 km over 18–21 days, from Alandi and Dehu, under the blazing sun, to reach Lord Vitthal in Pandharpur. Their devotion is boundless. Their resources, often, are not.

Every year, thousands fall ill simply from dehydration and hunger along the way. Elderly pilgrims suffer the most — yet they never stop, because their faith carries them further than their feet can.

This is where our seva begins. Our volunteers set up water stations, hot khichdi centers, and first-aid camps along the Wari route — so no Warkari walks thirsty, and no one sleeps hungry.

• ₹500 brings water to 50 pilgrims. 

• ₹1500 feeds 100 people a full meal.

  Every rupee goes directly to the route — not to overheads, not to middlemen.

You may not walk the Wari this year. But your contribution can make every step a little lighter for someone who does.
Jai Hari Vitthal.