About Shree Sampada

Twenty-eight years. One conviction.

That true prosperity is shared prosperity.

Our story

Where the name comes from

Shree Sampada is a registered charitable and welfare organization, established in 1998 and serving society for 28 years. The name unites Shree — auspiciousness, grace and well-being — with Sampada — wealth, resources and abundance. Together they express our founding belief that the resources of society must flow toward the upliftment of every individual, especially the underserved and the marginalized.

Working at the intersection of health, education, environment, agriculture, nutrition and livelihoods, Shree Sampada serves communities through integrated, evidence-based and compassion-driven initiatives. The organization applies its entire income and property solely toward charitable purposes — no portion is distributed as profit — and operates on the principles of transparency, accountability and measurable social impact.

Motto

"कृण्वन्तो विश्वमार्यम्"

Make The Whole World Noble.

Registration

Reg. No. E/12076 · Public Trust Act, 1950
Charity Commissioner, Ahmedabad · Estd. 9 Sept 1998

Vision

To build an equitable, healthy and self-reliant society where every individual — regardless of gender, geography or circumstance — lives with dignity, opportunity and purpose, in lasting harmony with nature and community.

Mission

Shree Sampada is committed to empowering underserved and marginalized communities through sustainable and integrated interventions in healthcare, education, agriculture, nutrition, the environment and livelihood generation. By uniting innovation, research, collaboration and compassionate action, we strengthen individuals and families — particularly women, farmers, children and youth — enabling them to lead healthy, productive and self-reliant lives.

Community nurturing motif
Core values

Our values spell our name.

S
Seva
Service before self — humility and compassion above all.
A
Accountability
Transparency, integrity and responsible use of every resource.
M
Mutual Respect
No discrimination of caste, creed, religion, gender or region.
P
People-First
We build capability, not dependence.
A
Action
Evidence, outcomes and continuous improvement.
D
Dignity
Equal rights for every individual, especially the vulnerable.
A
Alignment
Development in harmony with nature.
Who we serve

Beneficiaries we serve

Children & Youth

From underprivileged families, supported in education and growth.

Women & Adolescent Girls

Seeking skills, dignity and economic independence.

Farmers & Rural Households

Small and marginal farmers across Gujarat's six zones.

Unemployed Youth

Seeking skills, livelihoods and entrepreneurship.

Elderly & Differently-abled

Orphans, the destitute, and those needing dignified care.

Disaster-affected Communities

Relief and rehabilitation for humanitarian emergencies.

See where this work goes next.

Our eight flagship programmes and twenty-two focus areas.

Explore Our Work