VHPA has full chapters, units, and contacts across the country. Chapters engage in activities that range from Samskars to seva and connect with mandirs and other local organizations.
Sanskar reflects our cultural, moral, and spiritual roots, shaping personal development and community service.
Balvihar Hindi School, since 1990, teaches Hindi, Hindu culture, and offers cultural programs.
Connect with Hindu culture, strengthen family ties, and enjoy enriching activities.
Recognizing high school students for academic, artistic, and community leadership excellence.
Experience the power of giving, transforming lives and communities through impactful selfless acts of service.
Current featured causes where you can contribute and make a difference.
Educates and supports underprivileged children, transforming their futures.
Empowering communities through youth programs, education, and disaster relief.
Periodic reports on VHPA's seva activities, including reports on special seva projects.
Uniting communities in selfless service and giving during Diwali.
Cricket for funding education and care for underprivileged children
Raises funds for youth scholarships and homeless shelters.
Annual conference uniting Hindu Mandir leaders to enhance leadership and advance Sanatana Dharma.
Enhances Hindu worship for youth and empowers priests to advance Sanatana Dharma
HBN is a project of the Hindu Council of America, aimed at fostering interaction, cooperation, contribution, and growth.
Empowers women to strengthen families and society through seva, wisdom, and collaboration.
Hindu Vishwa publishes quarterly insights on Hindu dharma, philosophy, and contemporary topics.
HAVAN supports retired Hindus in America with self-development, community engagement, and skill utilization.
Hindu leaders unite to guide the future of Hindu dharma, culture, and community initiatives worldwide.
A global Hindu initiative to celebrate our diverse heritage as one family.
Unveil Hindudvesha: Educate, expose, and empower Hindus.
Every 1st Wednesday of the Month | Open to all Hindus | No VHPA membership needed
Our publications preserve and share Hindu wisdom, educating and connecting the global Hindu community.
Global Hindu news updates daily and offer Hindu Vishwa magazine and VHPA publications online.
Chaitanya Bharati is an annual, well-researched educational publication.
The VHPA thematic calendar highlights Hindu festivals with yearly themed artwork.
Informative posters and infographics.
VHPA publishes books on Hindu dharma, Hindu customs, American Hindu history etc.
Presentations by VHPA at various events, webinars etc.
Explore a wide range of books on Hindu dharma, traditions, culture, and history.
Special Projects unite global Hindus with impactful events, celebration, devotion, inspiration, and cultural engagement.
VHPA celebrates Shree Ram Mandir with global events.
OMHCC is a Hindu community center in Greater Boston offering social, educational, and cultural services.
An online conference commemorating the 50 years of VHPA's pioneering contributions to American Hindu life
Some of the past projects of VHPA have now become independent organizations.
VHPA Press Release
VHPA in News
Interviews of key VHPA Leaders
Reach out to our media team
VHPA is the one of the largest Hindu organizations in the US.
VHPA organizational structure and leadership.
Founded as the first major non- denominational community organization, VHPA boasts a rich history of over 50 years.
VHPA's historic and current tax returns.
Key positions of VHPA based on the dharmic principles.
Preserving dharma through service, education, culture, youth, and unity.
VHPA aims to build a vibrant society that promotes unity, serves the community, and upholds values.
VHPA prayer, "Universal Dharma Prayer in English, is a prayer that encompasses the principles of righteousness and moral values for universal peace and harmony.
Honoring excellence in service, leadership, culture, and community impact.
VHPA honors community leaders to inspire selfless dedication.
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