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SUPPORT Texas Gaushala

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There are multiple ways you can make a donation: 

  • Mail: Please make checks payable to Texas Gaushala and mail to    20303 Kickapoo Rd, Waller TX 77484.

  • Website: Make your online donations using the form below via PayPal or your credit/debit card. We recommend using PayPal for setting up recurring donations starting from one dollar a day

  • Matching Donations by your company

    Many companies in USA have matching programs for registered charities. As a registered 501(c)(3) organization, Texas Gaushala is eligible to receive matching contributions. If you are making a donation with us, please kindly check with your employer if matching donations are supported. This would be of great help as it would facilitate for more cows and their barn. Please contact us at contact@texasgaushala.com for more details. 

Cows are gentle, interesting and full of positive energy animals. Shower your love and care by supporting them! Texas Gaushala is a 501(c)(3) Non-profit organization with
Fed ID# 87-2324064   All donations are tax-deductible.

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Our Donation Schemes

  • Recommended

    Dollar-A-Day GauGras

    30$
    Every month
    Recurring $30/month to portion feed every day
     
  • Feed every Ekadashi

    51$
    Every month
    Contribute $51 every month to feed cows for every Ekadashi
     
  • Monthly GauGras

    101$
    Every month
    Feed all cows for a day
     
  • Yearly Gau Grass

    365$
    Every year
     
  • Platinum GauGras

    501$
    Every month
    Recurring monthly donation to adopt & feed a cow for a year
     
  • Feed every Anniversary

    251$
    Every year
    Feed all cows for a day Every Year
     
  • Feed Every Birthday

    251$
    Every year
    This plan would provide feed on Every Birthday
     
  • Grass bales donation

    1,008$
     
    One-time donation for alfa-alfa grass
    Valid for one month
  • Gau grass Bale feed

    251$
     
    This plan will sponsor a single bale for the cows.
    Valid for 7 days
  • Adopt A Cow

    500$
    Every month
    This plan will sponsor all the needs of a single Cow, Calf or Bull.
     
  • Gau Daan

    1,000$
    Every month
    +$501 Gau daan puja with priest
    Gau Daan is the most powerful and pure donation anyone can do in their lifetime. Performing Gau Daan helps a person to get rid of all the sins.
    Valid for 12 months
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What you can bring?

COW FEED DONATIONS

CARROTS
APPLE
BANANA
PEERS
WATER MELON
SPINACH
GREEN LEAVES
BLACK CHANA

MANDIR DONAION

GHEE
GUD (Jaggary)
HAWAN SAMGRI
HAWAN WOOD
FLOWERS
DAAL
RICE
AATA
PEANUT OIL

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Texas Gaushala
20303 kickapoo Rd
Waller, TX, 77484

www.texasgasushala.com
info@texasgaushala.com

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How you can help
  • Gau Grass - starts with $1 a day

  • Gau Grass feed  - $10 (1 bowl)

  • Monthly Yearly feed plan - ($30 - $500)

  • Single Grass bail for cows - $251

  • Feed every Birthday or Anniversary - $250

  • Feed in remember of Ancestors - $250

  • Monthly feeding for single Cow - $501

  • Medical need for Cows - $1000 - one month

  • Grass Bales for a month - $1008

  • Adopt s cow yearly - $6000 ($500 per month)

  • Gau Daan (Donate a Cow) - $12000 ($1000 per month)

Know the difference

Gau Daan (Donate Cow)

"Gau daan" is a term used in the context of Hinduism and is associated with the act of donating or gifting a cow. Cows are considered sacred in Hinduism, and the act of gau daan is often seen as a virtuous and meritorious deed.

In Hindu culture, cows are revered as symbols of non-violence, grace, and selfless giving. Gau daan is often performed as a charitable and cultural act, with the belief that donating a cow can bring spiritual benefits to the donor. It is also considered a form of charity that supports the well-being of the community, as cows provide various resources assistance in agricultural activities.

The practice of gau daan is sometimes associated with specific religious ceremonies or festivals, where individuals or families may choose to donate a cow to a Gaushala or to those in need. This act is believed to accumulate positive karma and contribute to the welfare of society.

It's important to note that while gau daan has spiritual and cultural significance, in contemporary times, it's essential to approach such practices with respect for the well-being of the animals involved. If considering gau daan or similar charitable acts involving livestock, it's advisable to work with reputable organizations or religious institutions that prioritize the ethical treatment and welfare of the animals.

One would cover the total cow cost in addition to food and medical costs for a year. They can choose to continue covering food and medical expenses, but will have to make additional yearly donations of adopting a cow as well.

Adopting a cow

Adopting a cow can be a meaningful and compassionate choice, especially if you're interested in supporting animal welfare or sustainable agriculture. However, it's essential to clarify what you mean by "adopting a cow," as there are different ways to interpret that phrase.

  1. Cow Adoption Programs: Texas Gaushala offer programs where you can symbolically adopt a  cows. In such cases, you typically make a donation, and in return, you receive information about the specific cow you are supporting. This can include updates on the cow's well-being, pictures, and even visits to the Texas Gaushala.

  2. Sponsoring a cow often involves contributing to their ongoing care, including food, veterinary expenses, and a safe place to live.

  3. Texas Gaushala aimed at preserving specific breeds, promoting sustainable farming practices, or educating the public about the importance of ethical treatment of cows.

Before deciding to adopt or sponsor a cow, it's a good idea to research that aligns with your values and ensures the well-being of the animals involved.     Additionally, consider the long-term commitment, as adopting a cow, even symbolically, may involve ongoing financial support.

If you're interested in physical interaction with cows, visiting Texas Gaushala or participating in volunteer programs can be a fulfilling way to connect with our  cows and contribute to their welfare.

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