Spring is coming! Across India, people welcome the Sun God who is considered as the source of all life, with joy, hope and positivity by celebrating Makar Sankranti.
This celebration is observed to express gratitude to nature for a bountiful harvest and to welcome prosperity and new beginnings. The festival holds deep cultural and religious significance, symbolising hope, abundance and positivity. It is considered an especially auspicious time for charity, as donating on this day is believed to bring happiness and prosperity to both the giver and the receiver. The spirit of the festival lies in ensuring that everyone has enough, spreading joy and uplifting lives.
It is a harvest festival celebrated by Hindus across India, marking the transition of the Sun into the zodiac sign of Makara (Capricorn). On this sacred day, apart from paying homage to the Sun God, whose energy sustains all life on Earth, people celebrate the abundance and balance that nature provides.
Different names, same celebration:
Celebrate with children
Many children start the new year unsure if they’ll get a meal today… or tomorrow.
This Makara Sankranti, we can change that.

Gift happiness this Makara Sankranti
Your support = A year of meals + hope + learning for children
Start 2026 with a meaningful celebration. Feed a child, feed a future.