A trusted umbrella for every Hindu in America.
Hindus for America is an ecosystem created to unite and collaborate with all Hindus under a trusted umbrella. Our foundation is built on a six-pillar system, designed to bring Hindus together across communities and organizations.
Introducing Unity Connect CRM
Within our Religious Pillar, we've developed the Unity Connect CRM System — a powerful tool that enables temples and religious organizations to organize their data, strengthen finances, and deepen devotee relationships.
- Organize and manage temple data effectively
- Strengthen financial stability
- Build stronger connections with devotees
- Foster unity and collaboration across Hindu communities
What is HFA
HFA - Hindus for America.
Hindus for America is a fastest growing volunteer driven organization now in in 18 states and 4 countries out to redefine the future of Hinduism and America.
It comes with thorough analysis of difficulties Hindus face around the country and vision for a suitable measured response mechanism.
HFA does not intend to replace existing organizations but simply intends to make them more effective by providing all services that are not their core competencies.
HFA has a well defined 6 pillar execution strategy for unifying, educating, supporting, and retaining our future generations in the Hindu scaffold.
Hindus for America
#Founder's Report
Hindus for America actively participated in the Ram Ratha yatra conducted by VHPA and HSNC, Hindu temples of various denominations came together with social organizations to celebrate the return of Ram Lalla to His original home after 500 years.
The day started with the Abhishek of festival deities of Ram Parivaar at New Goloka Dham (ISKCON) in Hillsborough NC USA, carried by temple priests with the chants of Ram Dhuna, Hanumaan Chalisa and Hare Krishna Maha mantra. The deities were received at HSNC temple by the dignitaries and priests.
Over 100 decorated cars with Dharma Dhwaja and Kapi Dhwaja started the rally led by Cart Police followed by Ram Parivaar with Kapi dhwaja on a circular route to various temples across many denominations. First stop was at Isso Swami Narayana temple where the deities were greeted with a huge uproar, Vedic chants, Jai Shree Ram chants and a ghee lamp aarti.
Next the deities were greeted at Shree Sai temple with traditional dupha aarti, Vedic shlokas, and huge silver buckets of fruits offering. Devotees carried the deities to Shree Venkateshwara temple where the Ram Parivaar was greeted in the traditional camphor offering and Vedic chants.
The deities were then carried to the "garbha gruha" of the temple for the two forms of the Lord to see each other. Hundreds of Venkateshwara devotees filled the sabha mandala.
The Deities returned to HSNC temple with the delight of the devotees, and a huge Ram Dhuna and dancing followed to greet the deities. The deities then returned to their home in New Goloka Dham after blessing and giving their blissful glances to the inhabitants of the cities of Hillsborough, Durham, Morrisville, Raleigh and Cary.