Our arts wing focuses on sustaining the tradition of Kuchipudi dance. We present world-class productions, workshops, and festivals that adhere to traditional techniques while creating space for cultural dialogue and storytelling. Our programs provide high-quality education for students, opportunities for emerging and established artists, and community events that make classical arts accessible to wider audiences. Through collaborations with museums, cultural organizations, and international artists, we showcase the depth and richness of this heritage while inspiring the next generation of performers and art enthusiasts.

The clean water initiative addresses a critical public health challenge in rural and tribal areas of India, particularly in regions affected by fluoride-contaminated groundwater. This department operates with complete financial independence from the arts programs, with funds collected solely through donations designated specifically for this cause. These contributions directly support the installation of water purification plants, improvement of access to safe drinking water, and education in health and sanitation for local communities. By keeping fundraising for this initiative separate, we ensure that every dollar given for clean water is applied entirely to meeting this urgent need.

Although the two wings operate independently, they share a common philosophy: to create impact through community, dialogue, and meaningful engagement. In the arts, we connect people across cultures through the universal language of performance; in water initiatives, we bring together donors, engineers, and local leaders to create life-changing access to clean water. Both endeavors reflect our belief that heritage and humanity are deeply intertwined—preserving the beauty of the past while meeting the urgent needs of the present.