Diwali Donation in Mysuru: Light Up a Child’s Naraka Chaturdashi and Diwali Time Celebration
Diwali donation in Mysuru: light up a child's Naraka Chaturdashi and Diwali time celebration
Sponsor a Diwali kit for ₹1,500 with a new dress, sweets, stationery and crackers for a child in need. One WhatsApp message is all it takes.
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Mysuru celebrates Diwali time in style. Some children still watch from outside.
Mysuru does festivals like few other cities. After the grand Dasara, the city turns to Diwali. Lamps glow along the streets, Devaraja Market fills with flowers and sweets, and families shop for silk and new clothes in the lanes around Sayyaji Rao Road.
In many homes, the festival begins with Naraka Chaturdashi: an early oil bath at dawn, new clothes, sweets and the first crackers of the season. It is the morning every child waits for, and one of the most loved parts of the Diwali time celebration.
Yet in the same city and the villages around it, many parents earn daily wages as labourers, vendors, drivers and helpers. After rent and food, there is nothing left for a new dress, a box of sweets or a packet of crackers. Their children hear the celebrations next door and quietly stay home, even on Naraka Chaturdashi morning.
This Diwali, you can change that for one child. DSC Society invites you to make a Diwali donation in Mysuru by sponsoring a Diwali Happiness Kit for just ₹1,500.
The Naraka Chaturdashi morning every child waits for
This is the morning many children in Mysuru look forward to. Your kit helps every child have it.
- Early oil bath
at dawn - New clothes
to wear with pride - Sweets
shared with family - First crackers
of the season
What a kit gives a child
When you donate a Diwali kit to needy children, each kit includes:
- A brand-new festival dressTo wear on Naraka Chaturdashi and Diwali morning
- SweetsTo share with family
- Stationery itemsTo support the child's studies
- CrackersFor the fun of the Diwali time celebration
- Lots of happinessThe joy of being remembered
One kit is a complete Diwali.
Where your kit goes
DSC Society works with connected villages across Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and South India, where many underprivileged children struggle to celebrate Naraka Chaturdashi and Diwali. Your kit reaches a child in one of these communities.
You don't need to travel or visit anyone. Wherever you live in Mysuru, one WhatsApp message is all it takes.
Diwali donation in Mysuru, neighbourhood by neighbourhood
Central Mysuru
Devaraja Mohalla · Lakshmipuram · Chamarajapuram · Agrahara · Ashoka RoadShopping for Diwali around Devaraja Market or Sayyaji Rao Road? Add one more gift to your list: a kit for a child who has nothing new for Naraka Chaturdashi this year.
South Mysuru
Vijayanagar · Kuvempunagar · Jayalakshmipuram · Saraswathipuram · BogadiFamilies and resident groups in Vijayanagar, Kuvempunagar and Saraswathipuram can pool contributions and sponsor several kits as a lane or a community.
North and East Mysuru
Hebbal · Yadavagiri · Vidyaranyapuram · Gokulam · SiddarthanagarTeachers, retired professionals and neighbours in Hebbal, Yadavagiri and Gokulam can sponsor a kit in memory of a loved one, or in the name of a family member.
West and Outer Mysuru
Metagalli · Hootagalli · Srirampura · Ittigegud · NazarbadBusiness owners, shopkeepers and workshop teams in Hootagalli, Metagalli and Srirampura can sponsor kits instead of sending Diwali hampers.
Colleges and Campuses
Manasagangotri · JSS · Yuvaraja's CollegeStudents and staff around the city's colleges can sponsor kits as part of their Diwali time celebration.
Diwali gifts for families that mean more
Diwali time is a season of gifts. Some simple ways to give one that also helps a child:
- Swap one giftGive a kit instead of one more sweet box
- Gift it in someone's nameA thoughtful choice for people who have everything
- Make it a family traditionLet your children pick a kit to sponsor each year, before Naraka Chaturdashi
- Make it a team or class activityColleagues, classmates and friends can sponsor together
- Celebrate a milestoneSponsor a kit on a birthday or anniversary
Why Mysuru donors choose DSC Society
- AffordableOne complete kit for ₹1,500
- SimpleDonate from home through WhatsApp
- CompleteClothes, sweets, learning supplies and crackers in one kit
- DirectKits reach children in villages we are connected with
How to donate a Diwali kit in Mysuru
- Message us on WhatsApp with "Diwali Happiness Kit" and your area
- Tell us how many kits you'd like to sponsor (₹1,500 each)
- Complete your contribution and receive confirmation from our team
Sponsor early, so every child is remembered in time for Naraka Chaturdashi and Diwali.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a Diwali donation in Mysuru cost?
One Diwali Happiness Kit costs ₹1,500. You can sponsor as many as you like.
Can I donate from home in Mysuru?
Yes. Message DSC Society on WhatsApp at wa.me/918056002698, and our team will guide you.
What is inside the kit?
A new festival dress, sweets, stationery items and crackers, so a child can enjoy Naraka Chaturdashi and Diwali.
What is Naraka Chaturdashi?
Naraka Chaturdashi is the festival day just before Diwali. It is celebrated with an early oil bath, new clothes, sweets and crackers, and in much of South India it is a main day of the Diwali time celebration.
Where do the kits go?
To underprivileged children in villages across Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and South India.
Can my college, office or neighbourhood donate together?
Yes. Many groups pool contributions and sponsor several kits.
Can I sponsor a kit in someone's name?
Yes. You can sponsor for family, friends, colleagues or in memory of a loved one.
Give a child a Diwali to remember
A child's Diwali does not need to be grand. It needs a new dress, a few sweets and someone who remembered. This Naraka Chaturdashi and Diwali, make your Diwali donation in Mysuru and be that someone.
Sponsor a kit for ₹1,500© DSC Society · Dhana Sundarambal Charitable Trust