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Shri Bhagavad Gita Charitable TrustService and cooperation

A service family of women named Gita

Not just a name. A promise to serve.

If your name is Gita, this family is yours. Together we feed elders, educate children and stand by families in need.

Gita Bens gathered at the convention

Next grand convention

20 December 2026, Ahmedabad

25,000+ Gita Bens on one stage

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Who we are

Shri Bhagavad Gita Charitable Trust is a service organisation in Rajkot. Our identity is thousands of women named Gita who serve people in need together. Our aim is not just to help, but to show every person a path to living with dignity.

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Where there is need, there is service

Every day, in every season, our services reach people who need them.

  • Breakfast for elders

    Every Saturday and Sunday, 8 to 10 in the morning, for just ₹5.

  • Tiffin service

    Meals delivered home to elders living alone.

  • Hospital support

    Operations at a token rate, tests at a concession.

  • Book distribution

    Books and study materials for poor and orphaned children.

  • Garba and pot distribution

    Free garba pots at Navratri, clay water pots in summer.

  • Gau seva

    Fodder and care for cows.

Is your name Gita?

Then you are already part of this family. Being a Gita Ben means serving together, standing by each other and giving your name a new identity. Village or city, every Gita Ben is welcome.

  • Take part in service work
  • A support network of sisters
  • Opportunities for work and self-reliance
  • Recognition at the grand convention
Gita Bens at the grand convention
Sandesh: 1,100 Gita Bens at the Rajkot gathering

One world record, thousands of sisters united

Gita Bens came together to set a unique world record. It is not just a record, it is proof of the faith and resolve of thousands of women.

Read about the record

Our service, through your eyes

Watch videos of our events and service work.

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Glimpses of the Gita Ben Mahasammelan

One morning at the free breakfast centre

The world record moment

What people say

  • In twenty-seven years of my career I have not seen a programme like this.

    Jay Vasavada

    Writer and columnist

  • A unique and beautiful programme. Congratulations.

    Sairam Dave

    Folk artist

  • I wish my name were Gita too.

    Anarben Anandiben Patel

    At the Surat gathering

  • Your service work for society deserves praise.

    Mathurbhai Savani

    Philanthropist

Become a member of the service family

Membership connects you to our programmes, support network and member features. All on your phone.

Your contribution, someone's support

With your help, meals, education and hospital support reach many more people.