Global Hindu Heritage Foundation: Protecting Dharma Nurturing Children Serving Humanity
2026/06/08 
Sai Srinivas
https://bharatobserver.in/global-hindu-heritage-foundation-protecting-dharma-nurturing-children-serving-humanity/
The Global Hindu Heritage Foundation has celebrated World Environment Day for the past few years with a mission to protect and preserve Hinduism and Hindu temples worldwide. Sri Samrat Dutt a Board member of GHHF has taken keen interest in celebrating World Environment Day to highlight the importance of the Panchabhutas in ancient scriptures. The GHHF Assam recently announced that Bala Samskar Kendra Students celebrated World Environment Day by planting more than 200 saplings across different locations. Teachers spoke about the importance of the environment and talked about the environment of plants and trees in Sanatana Dharma.
Bala Samskar Kendras: Teaching Hinduism to Children in Frisco Texas
Global Hindu Heritage Foundation is conducting 150 Bala Samskar Kendras in five different States across India. These Sunday Schools serve two purposes. First to teach about the richness and glory of Sanatana Dharma including its eternal nature scientific advances depth of knowledge in scriptures and universal appeal to humanity. Second to prevent the Christian aggressive missionary threat to Hinduism where children are lured away by bribing them with chocolates pens pencils and promises of material things.
In Frisco Texas GHHF conducts classes teaching kids about Hinduism and Sanatana Dharma. Children learn about humanity towards others and that the world is a big family. The Sanskrit concept Vasudeva Kutmbakam means the entire world is one family. Our Sunday Schools discuss contributions Hinduism made in education mathematics astronomy arithmetic quantum mechanics metallurgy surgery medicine dentistry infinity zero cosmology literature yoga and meditation.
GHHF has started BALA SAMSKAR on Sundays as well as weekdays to impart the richness of Hindu Heritage that enunciated peace harmony inclusiveness self-improvement and universal welfare.
Environmental Protection rooted in Hindu Scriptures
Hinduism teaches that the five great elements space air fire water and earth that constitute the environment are all derived from Prakriti the primal energy. Each element has its own life and form and together the elements are interconnected and interdependent. The Shrimad Bhagavatam 2.2.41 states that ether air fire water earth planets all creatures directions trees and plants rivers and seas are all organs of Gods body and remembering this a devotee respects all species.
Dr. Pankaj Jain stated that Hinduism contains numerous references to the worship of the divine in nature in its Vedas Upanishads Puranas Sutras and other sacred texts. Millions of Hindus recite Sanskrit mantras daily to revere their rivers mountains trees animals and the earth. The Chipko tree-hugging Movement is the most widely known example of Hindu environmental leadership but there are centuries-old examples of Hindu action for the environment.
Hinduism teaches that the earth can be seen as a manifestation of the goddess and must be treated with respect. The five elements are the foundation of an interconnected web of life. Dharma often translated as duty can be reinterpreted to include our responsibility to care for the earth. Simple living is a model for sustainable economies and our treatment of nature directly affects our karma.
 
Social Work Across India
Today GHHF actively works across 10 states in Bharat carrying out 16 continuous grassroots activities that strengthen Dharma at the ground level. Key areas include freeing Hindu temples from government control protection of temple lands and sacred sites restoration of Grama Devata temples Bala Samskar Kendras nurturing Sanatana values among children Ghar Wapasi initiatives preventing forced conversions support to priests through Sponsor a Priest and Dhupa Deepa Naivedyam Annadanam and humanitarian relief during crises Gaushala support and animal welfare environmental initiatives like tree plantation and water pandals eco-friendly Ganesh idol distribution women empowerment through skill training flood relief and disaster response cultural programs symposiums and awareness campaigns microphone sets and support for temple bhajans and protection of sacred places like Tirumala Tirupati and Tiruchanur.
For nearly two decades GHHF has worked tirelessly to protect Hindu temples uphold Sanatana Dharma and revive Hindu cultural consciousness across Bharat and the world. Founded in 2006 in the United States GHHF has consistently transformed conviction into action choosing responsibility over rhetoric and service over silence.
The Bottom Line
GHHF protects Dharma and nurtures the next generation. Through Bala Samskar Kendras children learn Sanatana Dharma Vasudeva Kutmbakam and humanity. Through tree plantation over 200 saplings planted in Assam they protect the environment. Across 10 states in India they serve through temple protection forced conversion prevention priest support food relief animal welfare women empowerment and disaster response.
Protecting Dharma is not the duty of a few. It is the shared responsibility of every conscious Hindu. Stand for Dharma. Stand for Temples. Stand for our civilizational legacy.