Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) has reported receiving a total of ₹918.6 crore in donations across its various trusts between November 2024 and October 2025. The contributions reflect a steady increase in donations, both online and offline, since the appointment of the current TTD chairman.
Among the multiple trusts under TTD, the Sri Venkateshwara (SV) Annadanam Trust received the highest amount, nearly ₹339 crore. Srivani Trust followed with over ₹252 crore, while the Sri Balaji Aarogya Varaprasadini Scheme received around ₹98 crore. Other trusts also saw significant contributions, with SV Pranadana Trust collecting almost ₹67 crore, SV Gosamrakshana Trust over ₹56 crore, and SV Vidyadanam Trust ₹33.47 crore. The Balaji Institute of Surgery, Research & Rehabilitation for the Disabled (BIRRD) Trust received around ₹30 crore, and SV Sarvashreyas Trust collected ₹20.46 crore. Smaller donations included ₹13.87 crore to SV Veda Parirakshana Trust, ₹6.29 crore to Sri Venkateswara Bhakti Channel (SVBC), and ₹1.52 crore to Sri Venkateswara Institute of Medical Sciences (SVIMS).
The surge in donations is accompanied by growing preference for online contributions. Donors are also supporting infrastructure development, purchase of machinery, and technological advancements for temple operations. TTD officials are tasked with ensuring proper facilities and respect for donors.
TTD operates multiple trusts to carry out charitable initiatives, including free food distribution to pilgrims, support for education and healthcare, and promotion of Vedic learning. The Lord Venkateswara Swamy temple at Tirumala is among the busiest and wealthiest Hindu shrines in the world, attracting nearly three crore pilgrims from across the globe annually.
The steady rise in donations underscores both the trust of devotees and the continued prominence of the Tirumala temple as a leading center of faith and philanthropy.
