Omashram trust provides care and support to senior citizens through a residential home that offers food, shelter, healthcare, and companionship.

Omashram trust was founded in 2001 by mr. mohan pai, motivated to provide dignity and care to neglected and abandoned elderly.

Yes, we are a registered trust under the indian trust act, 1882. registration no: 276.

We have only one office, located in bengaluru, karnataka.

You can visit our home anytime. please contact our office admin at +91-8123212317.

You can contribute dry ration, toiletries, adult diapers, medicare sandals, bedding sets, and other household items in working condition.

We accept non-perishable cooking items, toiletries, diapers, and other daily-use essentials for seniors.

You can donate in-kind via courier to our office or contribute monetarily via gpay or online bank transfer.

Yes, you will receive an acknowledgement for all contributions.

Yes, receipts are issued for both monetary and in-kind donations.

Yes, all monetary donations are tax exempt under section 80g of the income tax act.

Donations are used for food, medicines, medical care, staff salaries, and upkeep of our facilities.

We raise funds through individual and organizational donations, government & ngo grants, and fundraising events.

You can contribute via gpay, online transfer, or cheque.

kotak mahindra bank (indian donors)
account name: omashram trust
sb a/c: 6011902036
ifsc: kkbk0008073
branch: bannerghatta road, bangalore

state bank of india (foreign donors)
a/c: 40711150972 (fcra savings)
ifsc: sbin0000691
swift: sbininbb104
branch: new delhi main branch
pan: aaato0608e

We require monetary support to cover food, medicines, medical care, staff salaries, and other expenses of running our residential home.

All contributions to omashram trust are eligible for 50% tax exemption under section 80g.

Your contribution is used transparently for buying ration, medicines, and medical care. we provide regular updates to donors.

Please issue cheques/drafts in the name of omashram trust.