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FEB 10, 2026
Thanks to your compassion and generosity, our volunteer teams continue to stand with families across the Greater Los Angeles area with unwavering care. Each week, we meet community members facing some of the hardest moments of their lives—children grieving the loss of parents, families searching for stable housing, and individuals who urgently need transportation, food, medical care, tuition assistance, and other essential support.
Because of you, this project has also opened doors to education for community members who otherwise would not have had access. Your contributions have helped fund tuition, training programs, and learning opportunities that empower people to rebuild their lives with confidence and dignity.
At the heart of this work is a simple belief: every person deserves hope, opportunity, and the chance to rise again. Your donations—no matter the amount—are helping people regain stability, pursue education, and move forward with renewed strength.
We are deeply grateful for everyone who continues to support this mission. Your kindness is changing lives in ways that will be felt for years to come.
Updates from Helping hands for local community’s efforts, posted on a regular basis.
Fundraising campaigns for Humanitarian Aid
Zero platform fees and matching funds increase your impact.
Every cause is reviewed before it can receive a dollar.
Join over 27,000 Sikhs to rise higher than we could alone.
Fundraising campaigns for Humanitarian Aid
Restoring Access to Gutka Sahib in Flood-Affected Panjab
SAF International
50 Bed Hospital Project
Prabh Aasra (Unified Family)
Treatment Facility for Disenfranchised Elders in Punjab
Prabh Aasra (Unified Family)
Khalsa Health Center
United Sikh Mission
Khalsa Food Pantry
Khalsa Care Foundation
Disaster Relief Fund
UNITED SIKHS
Support Sikligar Sikhs
Nishkam USA INC
Ensuring Dignity for Sikh Migrants
SALDEF
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