Moksha, an initiative by Divey Foundation, is dedicated to raising awareness about the positive impact of planting trees in burial sites. This project aims to honor both the memory of those who have passed and the natural world through sustainable practices.

Our Key Objectives:

Awareness Campaigns: We organize informational programs, workshops, and public outreach efforts to highlight the importance of planting trees in burial grounds. These efforts aim to educate communities about the environmental and spiritual benefits of this practice.

Partnerships: Moksha collaborates with cemeteries, local authorities, spiritual institutions, and community organizations to encourage widespread participation in tree planting. We work together to transform burial spaces into environmentally friendly, green sanctuaries.

Community Involvement: Volunteers are invited to participate in tree planting and care initiatives, fostering a sense of shared responsibility and unity. These hands-on activities not only benefit the environment but also promote collective action for a greener future.

Visibility and Impact: We track and showcase the progress of our initiatives through photography, interviews, and success stories. These will be shared through social media and other platforms to inspire others to participate in this meaningful movement.