Remember he is one of us. Let's all work together to give him and others like him a bright future.
Samarpan Foundation wishes you a fun filled 2017!
Life is to be enjoyed, not merely endured!
Prison as a correctional service, serves best when it transforms inmates’ lives and helps them to live a normal civic li...
Vision is one of the strongest ways we connect with each other. To have healthy vision is a boon in itself!
At Samarpan Foundation we believe that a specific day isn’t required to celebrate - each and every day is a day of happiness where the beautiful things in life can be enjoyed...
On the 6th of May 2016, the children of Samarpan School, Kotla (Kindergarten) were invited to Wendy's for lunch as a part of Wendy’s one-year celebration in India.
"Intention:Key to Infinity" was the topic explored at the third edition of TEDxVITVellore. Chennai Project Director, Ms Romaine San Francesco, was invited to inspire the audience w...
In Kishangarh Village, New Delhi, on 20 April 2016, Samarpan School celebrated its 9th Founder’s Day with a cultural afternoon, where
Samarpan Foundation is pleased to share the news that the foundation has been validated by Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) India.
The mangrove restoration nursery in Chennai is proving to be an outstanding success. The Bruguiera Cylindrica has blossomed in the landlocked forest nursery, Redhills.
Volunteers surveyed villages, to ensure relief material was distributed in areas yet untouched by relief work. Goodavalli village of Kumraj Block, Cuddalore district, was identifie...
Five years since the calamitous 7.0 Earthquake hit Haiti on January 12 2010, Haitians have not directly felt the benefits of the rehabilitation efforts.
Abdul Uved is a 37-year old rickshaw puller who works in the busy lanes of Jama Masjid, New Delhi. He left his small village, Gaura, in the Nanpur block of Sitamarhi district in Bi...
No one could have missed the news on the floods which recently devastated large parts of the metropolitan city of Chennai in Tamil Nadu, southern India.
The plight of Chennai is plain to see. Incessant rains and the weather forecast stating more rain have made the situation grim. Low-lying areas are the worst affected and the most...
For Balwant Kaur, the oldest resident of an urban slum in Khadar, New Delhi, domestic violence was a way of life. She was repeatedly beaten by her husband, abandoned by both of her...
Samarpan Foundation Chairman, Mr Patrick San Francesco, will present his Fishnet and PET Bottle construction method to the United Nations Academic Impact sy...
Samarpan Foundation is setting up an 'outdoor laboratory' on its Redhills’ project site. This outdoor laboratory allows students to have a hands-on experience of environ...
The Nepali government has confirmed that the death toll from the 7.8 magnitude quake, which devastated the densely populated Kathmandu Valley on April 25, has risen above 6,200...
On 20 October 2014, a potential setback confronted the nursery when the nursery was forced to relocate as the lessor had decided to sell the farm. Fortunately, the Foundation holds...
PET bottle filling is in full swing in order to construct an innovative showcase educational centre in Philippi. With this unique new building method, the centre will demonstrate.....
On 11 January 2015, volunteers met early at Kishangarh School, New Delhi to prepare for an action-packed day ahead. Prisoners’ families and disadvantaged families met individ...
The Light Movement invites you to an experience of The Absolute through meditation and healing, guided by Patrick San Francesco and focused on the relaxation and cleansing of both mind and body. The concept of Patrick’s meditation and healing is about oneness, and the intention is to raise consciousness and focus not on the self but outward to those in need.
To this end, Patrick serves as chairperson of Samarpan Foundation, a non-profit charity run solely by volunteers from around the world who work towards a common ideal based on love, peace, happiness, kindness, simplicity, and clarity.
The healing deals with physical, mental, emotional and spiritual problems. Through healing, one becomes aware there is something larger and more universal than medical science and logic. Focusing outward helps to shed light into every corner of the mind and heart through sharing, caring, knowing no limits and breaking down barriers between people and nations to experience Oneness.
Samarpan vocational training centres enable adults to earn an income (managed by ILCA, an associated not-for-profit trust)
Samarpan women's empowerment diary farm (managed by Hills and Dales Foundation, an associated not-for-profit company)
