Who we are
Learn about Pujari and our mission to celebrate Bengali culture and serve the Atlanta community
Pujari at a Glance
All About Pujari
🔰 PUJARI - A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving Bengali culture while strengthening community connections in Greater Atlanta and beyond
🔰 Founded in 1986, Pujari has served generations through cultural celebrations, education, and community service
🔰 Volunteer-led and community-driven, with every program designed to benefit people—not generate profit
🔰 A platform for culture, learning, and wellness, offering festivals, youth programs, sports, scholarships, and social initiatives
🔰 A trusted community hub that fosters inclusivity, leadership, and meaningful impact across generations
Our Initiatives
Members of Pujari are aware of their social responsibilities. They strive to work for the social cause like serving individuals and families in the communities in Georgia and neighboring states. Promotion of education is another activity Pujari in keenly acquainted with.
Vision
Pujari envisions a thriving, inclusive community where cultural heritage is celebrated, individuals are empowered, and future generations are inspired to lead with compassion, creativity, and purpose. We aspire to be a trusted nonprofit that strengthens community connections, nurtures lifelong learning, and creates opportunities for meaningful engagement across generations.
Mission
Pujari is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization committed to serving individuals and families across Georgia and neighboring states by promoting cultural enrichment, education, community engagement, and social well-being. Through inclusive programs and community-driven initiatives, Pujari fosters personal growth, leadership development, health awareness, and charitable service while preserving cultural traditions and strengthening community connections.
How We Serve the Community
Anjali Magazine
The collective endeavor of Pujari has been satisfying the literary cravings of the community since its inception. Pujari patrons look forward to the Sharodiya issues of Anjali in their full glory every year. Anjali brings out the colorful bouquets of collection contributed by the young the old members of Pujari as well as well-known writers from India, US and other countries.
