Green Mother Foundation is a grassroots non-profit dedicated to mass tree plantation, life-saving blood donation drives, free health camps, and educational aid for underprivileged children in Tamil Nadu.
Join our weekly sapling plantation across rural streets, schools, and temple grounds for a cleaner, oxygen-rich environment.
Trees & Saplings Planted
Blood Units Mobilized
Students Supported
Villages Reached
Headquartered in Kattumannarkoil, Cuddalore district, Green Mother Foundation was established with a clear mandate: to protect our mother earth through ecological preservation and to uplift marginalized rural communities through accessible healthcare, youth education, and welfare.
Ecological Action: Mass planting of native tree saplings to prevent soil erosion and improve biodiversity.
Direct Healthcare Access: Regular voluntary blood donation drives and free medical screenings for villagers.
Educational Support: Providing notebooks, stationery, and mentorship for rural students in need.
We concentrate our efforts on tangible, high-impact pillars that directly touch life on the ground.
Planting indigenous shade and fruit-bearing trees along roadsides, schools, and lake bunds to fight climate degradation.
Emergency blood donor network and specialized medical awareness camps with doctors for remote village communities.
Free notebooks, study kits, and school supplies distributed to economically vulnerable school children every academic year.
Emergency grocery kits, clothing distribution, and immediate aid to homeless, elderly, and underprivileged families.
Whether you want to plant trees on weekends, help coordinate village blood camps, or tutor kids, we invite youngsters and social enthusiasts to join Green Mother Foundation as active volunteers.
Fill in your contact details; our Kattumannarkoil coordinator will reach out.
You don't need funds to make a difference — your time, energy, and goodwill can transform lives.
Join our weekly tree plantation drives across Kattumannarkoil schools, parks, and roadsides on Sunday mornings.
Register your blood group with our rural network to respond during emergency requests at local taluk hospitals.
Help distribute study kits and volunteer your time to mentor rural students in government elementary schools.