KP SANGHVI & SONS

KP SANGHVI & SONS

The KP Sanghvi Group’s Trusts have been at the forefront of humanitarian efforts whatever the emergency, be it the Kargil War, the Kutch earthquake or the Orissa Floods. Jointly with local civil administrations they have built hospitals, roads, damns, bridges. They have also generously donated towards various hospitals, ambulances, mobile medical clinics visiting rural villages and public drinking water facilities to name a few.

The Trusts have also built Shree Pavapuri Tirth Dham in the Rajasthan State, North India. The development comprises a Jain Tirth (Temple complex) occupying 3,100,00 sq ft and the Jeev Raksha Kendra (Animal Welfare Centre) which provides shelter to over 5,000 stray cattle. Visiting Shree Pavapuri Tirth Dham helps thousands of devotees who come seeking divine intervention in their lives, and gives them the opportunity to find peace with themselves.

At Jeev Raksha Kendra mostly injured, old, retired and rescued cows and buffaloes, live in a peaceful and loving atmosphere. They are well fed and looked after with the help of local people who are employed by the Trust. Veterinary doctors residing at the campus, treat not only the cattle on the premises but also from the nearby villages. Water tanks and dams have also been constructed to ensure an ample supply of water during dry spells and fruit bearing trees have been planted for birds. As the Trust believes in reverence for all life it also helps in setting up new animal shelters and generously donates to animals welfare in times of natural calamity.


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