A tour of endless giving

Amma hugs thousands and thousands as she tours India and also gives away homes, pensions, educational scholarships and sewing machines to thousands of men, women and children.

Here is a short report on Amma's tour of endless giving.

HOMES AND SEWING MACHINES IN JAIPUR, RAJASTHAN
March 8, 2008

Amma’s annual visit to Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan, was marked by the M.A.Math giving away keys to 79 houses it constructed for the homeless in Janapur. The M.A.Math will build and give away 1000 homes in Janapur. This is a project included in the Amritakuteeram housing scheme of the M.A.Math. So far the Math has construted 30,000 homes all over India for the poor. M.A.Math is slowly working towards its target of building 100,000 homes for the poor.

Sewing Machines were also given to several poor women in the area.

LIFETIME PENSIONS IN GUJARAT
March 7, 2008

As a part of the Lifetime pension program of the M.A.Math, Amma gave away pensions to fifteen poor women. So far 100,000 pensions are being given by the Math to poor, handicapped and elderly people.

LIFETIME PENSIONS AND SEWING MACHINES IN MUMBAI
Feb 28, 2008

Amma on behalf of M.A.Math gave away lifetime pensions to 20 poor people and 10 sewing machines to poor women as a means to earn a living.

SEWING MACHINES TO POOR WOMEN IN PUNE
Feb 26, 2008

Amma on behalf of the M.A.Math gave away sewing machines to 10 poor women to enable them to earn a living.

FREE EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARHIPS TO CHILDREN OF POOR FARMERS IN WASHIM AND VIDHARBA
Feb 24, 2008

Vidharba and Washim in Maharashtra are some of the worst affected places by the farmer suicide problem. When Amma visited these places last month, she was received with great enthusiasm. Tens of thousands of people waited all night till sunrise to get a moment's hug from Amma.

Amma on behalf of the M.A.Math distributed several educational schorships to the poor children of the farmers from Washim and Vidharba regions. A total of 10,000 scholarhips will be granted to the children of the Washim region alone.

FREE EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS TO 5000 POOR CHILDREN IN HYDERABAD
Feb 22, 2008

Free Educational scholarships were given to 5000 poor children from Hyderabad affected by the farmer suicide problem. About 1500 of those children got into the line to receive a hug from Amma. Some of them came with their parents and some of them alone as their parents had committed suicide.

FREE EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS IN KANNUR AND KASARGOD
Feb, 2008

On February 2008, while touring southern India, Amma on behalf of M.A.Math granted educational scholarships to 4000 children in Kannur and Kasargod districts as a part of the Farmer Relief Project.

HOMES AND SEWING MACHINES IN PUDUCHERRY
January, 2008

Amma visited Puducherry in Southern India on January 2008. She distributed ten sewing machines to poor women as a part of the vocational training and employment opportunity program of the M.A.Math. Further, the M.A.Math has launched a project to build homes for the poor in Puducherry.

Amma on behalf of the M.A.Math offered immediate relief aid to the victims of a terrible fire accident in a school in Kumbakonam (a town in South India) on July 2004. During her recent tour to this town, Amma on behalf of the M.A.Math handed keys to 10 out of the 51 homes that the Math will be constructing for the fire accident victims.

Sewing machines were also distributed to ten poor women from the area, in order to help them earn a living.

Amma hugged thousands and thousands of people who attended all these programs. Her mission is to lovingly serve everyone. A simple message that can be conveyed only through action - Amma's life is indeed her message.

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