Founded in 2006, the Foundation carries forward his philanthropic legacy. He believed that help should be steady and dignified, and that it should reach people in person. The Trust still follows that belief. Its work is deliberately formal and consistent rather than seasonal: programmes run as continuing commitments, so the same community can rely on them year after year.
Today his family continues what he began. His children and grandchildren serve as trustees and volunteers, and they give their time, their guidance and their own hands to the work. The next generation is now taking the Foundation further. It is expanding into new programmes and new cities, reaching more people who need support, and making sure every rupee received creates a lasting impact.

Out of love and gratitude, Shri Madhusudan Narayan named the Foundation after the two women who shaped his life, his mother and his wife, joined by the family name. Every act of service the Trust performs is carried out in their names.
A charitable foundation dedicated to serving underserved communities through meaningful, need-based support — with a focus on preserving dignity and creating lasting impact.
Ten initiatives across education, healthcare, disability support, child welfare, senior care, nutrition and social assistance. Each addresses one clearly identified need.
We serve underserved communities pan-India — students, patients, persons with disabilities, vulnerable children and senior citizens.
A public charitable trust registered in Patna under the Indian Trust Act 1882, governed by its Board of Trustees.
Individual donations, corporate CSR commitments and in-kind supply, each directed to the programme the donor names.
Programmes, commitments and expenditure sit with the Board of Trustees, not with any single office holder.
Registration, PAN and statutory records are maintained and shared with partners on request.
A contribution goes to the initiative the donor names. Nothing is quietly reallocated.
Each drive is reported by what it actually provided. Concrete numbers over general sentiment.
The trustees hold responsibility for the Foundation's programmes, its compliance and its long-term direction.