Sadguru Sri Madhusudan Sai spearheads a unique global mission of service and spirituality across 33 countries. Since 2011, Sri Madhusudan Sai He has provided an innovative foundation for tangible change. With His leadership and guidance, a revolution is taking place on the global landscape of selfless service. Over 1.2 Million Children receive breakfast each and every morning; thousands of children receive education at 27 campuses including a university which offers programming through the doctoral level; over 24 thousand life-saving open heart surgeries and cath lab procedures have been performed at the Sanjeevani Hospital system’s 5 Paediatric Cardiac Hospitals while screening hundreds of thousands of children for congenital heart defects; thousands of mothers-to-be, infants and children are being served at the ever expanding number of Mother and Child Hospitals; a number of telemedicine clinic are being set up to serve the rural area where other healthcare in unavailable; and top quality research facilities in a number of areas both medical and social focus on discovering root causes and developing specific strategies to prevent suffering. Sri Madhusudan Sai believes that uplifting those in need uplifts an entire country and thus the world. He personally embodies the dictum of Love All Serve All and serves an an example to thousands inspiring them to lead a life of selfless service. His life and the activities He has inspired demonstrate in a practical way that we are all part of a connected whole bringing to life the Vedic concept of Vasudaiva Kutumbakam – There is only One World and it is but One Family.

David Cornsweet, Ph.D. serves as the President of Divine Will Foundation as well as the Coordinator of the Sai Global Federation of Foundations. He also is the co-Trustee and Director of the Gumpert Foundation, a trust which provides funding, consulting and training for a group of charitable organizations in the United States. Holding a doctorate in Clinical Psychology, David was a psychotherapist in private practice for over 40 years and also taught classes in psychology and management at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. Deeply involved in both service and spiritual activities from his teen years, he believes that spirituality must be put into action and that selfless service benefits the provider at least as much as the receiver.