Help our Athletes get Surfboards
At Surfing Swami Foundation, we’ve always believed that talent, discipline, and opportunity can take a young athlete far. But sometimes, even the most determined surfer needs the right equipment to truly unlock their potential.
Right now — as you read this — custom high-performance surfboards are being shaped in Bali by a professional board shaper. These boards are not off-the-shelf. They are designed for Raju Pujar, Pradeep Pujar, and Selva — three of our most promising athletes — to match their individual styles, physiques, and the conditions they compete in.
These aren’t just boards. They’re tools that could define the next phase of their careers.
Why It Matters
Over the past year, Raju, Pradeep, and Selva have stood out in regional and national competitions. Their performances at the Mahabs Open and other National Surf Championship events have proven they belong on the podium. But to stay competitive — and eventually reach the international stage — they need boards that respond to their movement, enhance their control, and elevate their performance.
The difference between a good wave and a winning wave often comes down to the gear beneath their feet.
How You Can Help
We’re currently raising ₹1.5 Lakhs to cover the cost of:
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Custom shaping of three surfboards by a seasoned Bali-based shaper
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Materials, design, and lamination
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Safe transport of the boards from Bali to India
Every small or big contribution helps us get one step closer to putting world-class equipment in the hands of world-class potential.
If you’ve ever believed in Indian surfing, or been inspired by the journey of young athletes rising from coastal villages to national competitions — this is your chance to be part of something that truly matters.
Donate today and help Raju, Pradeep, and Selva ride stronger, faster, and with the confidence they deserve.
100% of your contribution goes toward the making and delivery of these surfboards.
We’ll share updates, photos, and a full report once the boards arrive and hit the water.
Let’s level them up — together.
