Mike Packman and KNPRE Donate $150,000 to support Go Dharmic

We are thrilled to celebrate the tremendous support of Go Dharmic US board member, Mike Packman and his company KNPRE. Over the last year, Mike has given advice, strategic planning, and direction to Go Dharmic. He has been vital in shaping and executing GD’s work in the US. And in addition to his professional expertise, he has generously donated $150,000, supporting GD’s many food distributions, as well as library development, digital learning, and crisis response programs. It is thanks to support like Mike’s that we could quickly mobilise three Ukraine relief teams: one in Kyiv, and two on the Romanian and Polish borders with Ukraine. 

We at Go Dharmic couldn’t be more grateful for Mike’s support.  He embodies seva – selfless service and the motto for KNPRE is “Doing well by doing good”, and he exercises his philanthropic spirit through this generous support of Go Dharmic. 

Mike has been deeply engaged with GD’s projects. He joined us in Uttarakhand in 2022, visiting ashrams, exploring spiritual purposes, and realising a positive vision for the future. He has also visited schools that GD is supporting in Kainchi Dham, as well as the new retreat and education centre GD is developing in Guniyalekh. He has been an essential fundraiser, hosting events like “Love In Action – India Covid Relief” with Krishna Das and Deepak Chopra.

“Mike truly understands what Go Dharmic means: to be a vehicle for unconditional love and compassion. This kind hearted gift will help us establish   more campaigns for helping the less fortunate and help drive forward our goals for 2023.”

 Founder of Go Dharmic, Hanuman Dass

  “We are honoured to have Mike working so closely with us. We believe that his philanthropy through GD’s work as well as his own foundation will inspire others to give and serve as well. Looking ahead, we’re excited to see the impact we can make together. His profound caring spirit has and will make a real difference to those in need and fulfil our mission to “Love All. Feed All. Serve All.”