Ambashi Foundation

Our foundation operates out of the village of Ambashi, specifically at Baparo R. Gawai’s place. If you are heading towards Tq Chikhli, you’ll eventually find your way to us. It’s a rural setting, very different from the noise of the big cities. We don't have a paved parking lot or a modern office building. It’s just a house where we handle the foundation’s business. Most days are quiet, except for the usual sounds of the village and the birds. We sit on the porch sometimes to talk through things because the breeze is better out there. Baparo has been kind enough to let us use this space. It’s a very practical arrangement. We don’t have fancy computers or high-speed internet that works all the time. Often, we are writing things down in ledgers or talking to people face to face. That’s how things get done in Ambashi. People know where to find us if they need anything. We aren't trying to be something we are not. We are just a small group operating out of a local home in a small taluka. Chikhli is a long way from the corporate world, and we like that just fine. It’s about being present here, right where the people are, without any of the extra polish or empty talk you see elsewhere. Life moves slower here, and that suits the way we handle our daily business. We keep things simple and focus on the day-to-day tasks that come our way without making a big fuss about it.