We invite you to support our year-end fundraiser: Temple Shell Installation phase

To commence this portion of work, we need your help to raise $100,000.

This phase includes the installation of the temple’s fiberglass covering—an intricate, traditional façade that will shape the exterior design, gopuram, and decorative roof elements.

With an average donation of $100 per devotee, we are confident that we can reach this goal in the weeks ahead. Every step forward brings us closer to realizing the vision of a temple that will preserve and uphold the sacred teachings of Sanatana Dharma for generations to come.

We are excited to share that our matching partner has generously increased the original pledge of $50,000 to $100,000, and extended the date to December 31st during this year-end fundraiser.

This means:

  • We can potentially raise $200,000 by year’s end.
  • Any donation you make right now is doubled
  • A $500 donation is worth $1000!
  • The Rajagopuram temple can be completed even faster

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Message from our Fundraiser Matching Partner:

“Our family has chosen to offer this matching contribution because we deeply believe in the mission and vision that Aiya and Amma have devoted their lives to building.”

2025 Key Highlights

> Entered Phase III of construction (Devi Sannidhi & Mahamandapam)

> Concrete foundation work nearing completion

> Fiberglass components shipped for installation

> All Phase I & II FRP components delivered and onsite

> Winter pause on installation; work will resume in spring

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Take Advantage of Donation Matching

Many workplaces offer donation-matching programs that can double the impact of your contribution to the Rajagopuram Project.

We encourage you to check with your employer to see if they participate in donation matching—or may be willing to do so. Every matched gift brings us closer to completing this sacred project.

If you need any assistance, please feel free to reach out. Together, we can make a meaningful difference.

“Whatever we offer, it may be a brick, but as long as that brick is there in that temple, we will spend that much time (thousands of years) in Kailash or Vaikuntham.”

– Mahaperiyava Jagadguru Sri Sankaracharya Chandrasekharendra Saraswati

Please view the construction photos of this auspicious project here: