Braman Foundation of Charities
The Braman Foundation of Charities began as an organization to promote and help grow the mission Asapalli in Assam India. Asapalli is a Christian school and boarding facility. The school currently teaches over 800 students but will soon be able to serve over 1200 children with the completion of their new school building.
Along with our mission work in India, we are involved in several missions in Africa. Bible conferences and training seminars are hosted in Kenya, South Sudan and Uganda to create vacation bible school programs and improve upon other mission work in those areas.
OPERATION BLESSING BAG
Operation Blessing Bag is part of the Community programs of the Braman Foundation. Working with different churches in upstate New York, we have put together these bags of products to give to those struggling with addiction, homelessness, and mental health related issues. This bag is a reusable and weather resistant backpack. It contains various items including toiletries, protein bars, and a Christian Bible with some great scriptures that are pertinent regarding the recipient's difficulty. These bags are available to you through the Braman Foundation at no charge.
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Herbal Supplements
Herbal remedies can be traced back 6,000 years to early India. Our Prasham is made with natural herbs recognized for their ability to safely and naturally support positive health. It's a dietary, non-addictive supplement that helps with insomnia, depression, anxiety, ADHD, and mania.
Essential Oils
Essential oils are often used in aromatherapy, a form of alternative medicine that employs plant extracts to support health and well-being. They can be inhaled or diluted and applied to the skin. They may stimulate your sense of smell or have medicinal effects when absorbed.
Incense Sticks
Incense is typically made up of an aromatic material that produces a scent and a combustible binding material that holds it together in a particular shape. The aromatic materials used for making incense are typically plant-based and can include a variety of resins, barks, seeds, roots, and flowers.
