ANVPP Medical Trust

Dance for a social cause

Archana Nrityalaya and Vaidyakiya Pratishthan Pune is a registered medical trust that turns performances into help for patients fighting heart disease, kidney disease and cancer.

A landmark evening · 2024

Murlidhar Mohol stood with ANVPP and the patients we serve

Pune's former Mayor and current Member of Parliament, Murlidhar Mohol, attended ANVPP's 2024 event and made generous donations to support patients receiving treatment for cancer, kidney disease and heart conditions.

His presence and generosity made this one of ANVPP's proudest milestones. The occasion brought civic leadership and direct patient support together on the same stage.

ANVPP annual event, Pune · 2024

What we do

Help where it matters most

Founded by Guru Archana Patwardhan in 2004 (Reg. no. 4113), ANVPP funds treatment for heart, kidney and cancer patients, with support distributed each year at the institute's annual gathering. The trust has worked alongside partners such as the Cipla Foundation and Dinanath Mangeshkar Hospital. In the Silver Jubilee year, a single evening funded dialysis for ten patients.

Every donation carries a 50% tax exemption under Section 80G, with certificates issued to all donors.

Donate to ANVPP
Guru Archana Patwardhan centre stage under violet light, flanked by dancers, at the annual gathering that funds ANVPP
22years of continuous medical support
3focus areas: heart, kidney & cancer care
80Gtax exemption certificate for every donor

The people

Trustees

Archana Patwardhan, Founder & President of ANVPP
Archana Patwardhan Founder & President
Dr. Sanjyot Ambavale, Secretary of ANVPP
Dr. Sanjyot Ambavale Secretary
Vanita Hardikar, Vice President of ANVPP
Vanita Hardikar Vice President
Sadashiv Hardikar, Trustee Member of ANVPP
Sadashiv Hardikar Trustee Member
Uday Damle, Trustee Member of ANVPP
Uday Damle Trustee Member
Vidyut Damle, Cashier of ANVPP
Vidyut Damle Cashier

On the ground

From one evening to a patient's treatment

  1. The gathering

    Every student of the Nrityalaya performs, once a year, on one stage.

  2. The proceeds

    The trust receives everything raised during the evening because volunteers and the institute’s own family run it.

  3. The same evening

    ANVPP hands cheques to patients on that stage, in front of the audience that funded them.

  4. The treatment

    The trust supports heart, kidney and cancer care with partners including the Cipla Foundation and Dinanath Mangeshkar Hospital.

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