Annadana Seva

The Significance of Annadana

Annadana, the gift of food, is regarded in our tradition as one of the noblest forms of giving, because it meets a need that is felt by everyone. Feeding another person with love is an act of worship.

Sai Baba lived this teaching. It is recorded that he cooked food himself and shared it with the people who came to him in Shirdi, and he never turned a hungry person away.

Mandir Food Service

With Sai Baba's blessings, Shri Sai Dhyana Kuteera offers Annadana Seva to devotees. On Thursdays, prasadam is distributed from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM.

Join us in the sacred service of feeding devotees and spreading love, compassion, and humanity. Your contribution helps us continue this noble service.

Participate in Seva

Annadana needs many hands, from cooking and serving to cleaning up. If you would like to volunteer, please contact the Mandir. Families and groups are welcome.

  1. Call or WhatsApp the Mandir to say you would like to help.
  2. The Mandir will tell you where seva is needed.
  3. Come, serve and share in the prasadam.
To be confirmed by the Mandir: volunteer timings and areas of seva.

Feed a Devotee, Serve Sai Baba

Your contribution continues this noble service.