Guest guest Posted July 23, 1999 Report Share Posted July 23, 1999 I would like to add, that the SMSA (Sri mAlOlan seva Association) is actually a part of the SVSS (Sri Vaishnava Seva Samiti), and that all charitable contributions made through SMSA must be first approved by SVSS's board. The focus of SVSS is mainly on SriVaishnavite causes; therefore only those charitable contributions directed towards supporting SriVaishnavism are likely to be approved by the board. The idea is to not put board members in the situation of having to turn away a charitable contribution; therefore seek the SMSA route (with tax-deductible benefit) only if directly connected with a SriVaishnavite cause. Appreciate your understanding, and any further questions may be directed to Vimala Rajaji [email: rrajaji] or Nagu Satyan [email: satyan]. Presently the challenge (as far as financial support for SV temples is concerned) is to find suitable individuals in or around those temple towns who could manage trust funds in the form of a non-profit organization. If anyone knows of friends/relatives in India who are willing to take up this task, please contact Vimala Rajaji immediately. Thanking you, -Srinath Chakravarty email: xsrinath Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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