Nisa Local, also known as The Brow in Watford, has donated £1,200 to Bhaktivedanta Manor.
The donation, made via Nisa's Making a Difference Locally charity, will directly support the International Society for Krishna Consciousness initiative to provide free daily meals to those in need within the community.
Pruthvi and Manjit Dabhi, owners of Nisa Local, The Brow Watford, said:"We are committed to supporting our local community. Nisa's MADL initiative has donated more than £17 million to local charities and community organisations since its inception.
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