Kartik Purnima is one of the most sacred and spiritually uplifting days in the Hindu calendar—a day devoted to purity, devotion, and divine grace. On this auspicious full-moon day, acts of charity are believed to carry extraordinary spiritual merit.

Among all forms of charity, donating for cows holds a uniquely exalted place. In Sanatan Dharma, the cow is revered as a divine mother—a symbol of purity, nourishment, and unconditional love. Offering support to cows on Kartik Purnima is seen as honoring motherhood itself and expressing gratitude to a being that selflessly sustains life.

Helping cows on this sacred day deepens spiritual growth and invites divine blessings. Cows give without asking—milk, nourishment, warmth, and life-sustaining resources. Yet many abandoned, injured, or sick cows rely solely on human compassion.

Donating for cows on Kartik Purnima aligns your actions with dharma and nature. It becomes not just charity, but a heartfelt prayer offered through compassion and seva.