That - although significant in showing the integration of India and its people into its land, its surroundings, and its nature - is not quite enough in today’s world. No - today’s world requires much more careful and specific positive human intervention. Today, nature is not what the tales of the past tell us about - it is endangered. Cities pollute it, industries exploit it, and people these days simply overlook it. We must strive to be greater - to be better. And so, in need of achieving the humanitarian mission of becoming greater, The Sacred Tree foundation was established.

We are an organization that identifies and acknowledges the many issues faced by today's society and the problems caused by today's society to nature. We aim at contributing to the revival and welfare of nature and society. The Sacred Tree is a non-profit organization that does not have any permanent employees - every act for the betterment of our surroundings is genuine, without any ulterior motive for personal gains. Every person that chooses to help out at the Sacred Tree is a concerned citizen that simply wants to give back to society - there is no payment involved. So far we have carried out a food distribution program at a leprosy rehabilitation center in New Delhi, have raised charitable money to feed the hungry at AIIMS crossing in Delhi, for children suffering with an eye disease in Rajasthan, for the poor requiring free medical and dental attention and for charitable schools in Delhi and Mumbai that provide free education to the urban poor. We have ambitious future plans to make India a better place; we plan to grow over 20 million trees within the next 5 years. In the grand scheme of things, we plan to extend our reach to most states of India.

We intend on making the world a better place, and will not stop anytime soon. To fulfill our goals, there is a need for action, and for action, we require as many willing people as possible. In this fight to make things right, you can join us too. Make a donation, opt for volunteer work, or write educational articles for The Sacred Tree blog - there are many ways in which you can contribute. Feel free to check these out by visiting the activities page!