The founding team behind RadhaSeva NGO envisioned a charity-driven movement dedicated to restoring dignity and care for widowed women in Vrindavan, Uttar Pradesh. Although the founder’s individual name is not given local prominence on their official site, RadhaSeva NGO was established with a mission to combine humanitarian charity, environmental preservation, and spiritual community service in the Braj region.

The mission of RadhaSeva works to provide food, shelter, healthcare, and livelihood opportunities for widows while keeping holy places safe near Vrindavan, Uttar Pradesh. The NGO’s vision focuses on sustainable seva, charity with heart and protecting the cultural heritage of Radha Kunda and Govardhan. Major projects include widow care initiatives, prasadam distribution, kunda restoration, waste removal drives, and environmental cleanup campaigns. The organisation also works with local volunteers and Braj community members to expand its impact. 

RadhaSeva NGO has achieved major accomplishments by serving more than 650,000 people, distributing over one million meals, and removing large volumes of waste from sacred areas. In India, this charity is called the Padma Charitable Trust, and it's a registered USA 501(c)(3) non-profit. No direct government partnership or major corporate donor information is publicly specified on the official website, though the NGO continues receiving support from global devotees, volunteers, and community donors.