COVID Fundraising
South Bay Pantry
Welcome to South Bay Community Pantry by the Sikh Food Pantry!Sikh Food Pantry has been temporarily put into effect by Sikh and Community based orgs and volunteers: JOY of SEWA, Ik Onkar Bridges, Silicon Valley Gurdwara, Khalis Foundation, Bay Area Sikhs, Bay Area Volunteers.Thank you for joining us to help those unable to do so during this time of COVID Crisis.We are taking donations to fund the groceries for those unable to do so. Please note the funds will only be used for groceries based on what is available and or suggested by CDC, WHO, NHA, or other similar institutions.Though at this time we don’t foresee this. If at the end of this crisis, there are any funds left remaining, they will be donated to Second Harvest or other similar programs to assist them.The average cost to support a family of 4 for one week of groceries is $125.In addition, you can donate to support the community face mask efforts for nurses and doctors, and others in the field.Thank you for your support! If you have any issues or concerns please contact Harbir Kaur or Savinder Singh at 408-459-9945 or 408-728-8913. Betterment for All,The Community Pantry TeamJOY of SEWAIk Onkar BridgesSilicon Valley GurdwaraKhalis FoundationBay Area SikhsBay Area Volunteers
$ 30k
$ 13.6k
Santa Clara Community Crisis Coalition (COVID 19)
During this time of the Coronavirus Crisis, a community of organizations and volunteers are coming together to help fill the shortages.We need your support to help address issues caused by the COVID crisis, like Personal Protection Equipment (PPE), programs for Seniors, outreach, food, the front-line workers, and other community needs. We are currently making fabric face masks, supporting the volunteer-based food pantry, sending letters to the seniors about resources, feeding the homeless, supporting the local businesses, and more. The Santa Clara and County community, health care industry, and front-line workers need our assistance to get through this time.VOLUNTEER Your time and talent if you canLIKE and Share the Facebook Page and stay on top of the newsSIGN UP to receive the emailsMAKE MASKS with SCC Community Medical Masks Team This initiative will help us maximize our resources to address the immediate gaps for the frontline, sick, and the public to slow down the spread. If you have any questions, please call Harbir Kaur Bhatia at 408 459 9945 or Savinder Singh at 408 728 8913.Thank you for the generous donation and for being a part of the team to serve during this crisis.Wishing you and your's health and peace.SCC Community Coalition: COVID 19
$ 10k
$ 772
Ik Onkar Bridges
Humanitarian Aid for The Ukrainian Crisis
A few volunteers (Harbir Kaur Bhatia and her mother Gunwant Bhatia) are traveling to Ukraine/Poland area and border to provide refugee and humanitarian support. They will be supporting logistics, medical aid, supply deliveries across the Ukraine border, and helping immigrants evacuate safely and will provide regular updates from there. Currently, most of the support is being provided by local individuals in each country and NGOs. There is a huge need for financial support, extra hands, and specific supplies. We are collecting funds and specific supplies. Many men are staying back to fight, and women and children are rushing across the border. Children's hospitals, maternity wards, and all civilian sites are not off-limits now. Students and immigrants are left stranded and facing difficulty getting out. After landing, the Volunteers will visit and help the Rotary Club of Poland and Poland Gurdwara. As they are providing significant support to refugees and immigrants. The volunteers will be on the ground stationed with United Sikhs. We request your support in helping in this crisis. Funds will be distributed directly to the individual families and orgs providing support. We will be providing regular webinar/video updates from the sites. We will be your eyes and ears on the ground. Thanks for the support and assistance!
$ 2,210
MOBILEYES FOUNDATION TZ
Tanzania Wells Project
Despite the vast amounts of fresh water available, many Tanzanians still face water shortages due to insufficient capacity to access and store it, both in rural and urban areas. Over 4 million Tanzanians lack access to a proper source of clean water. Students often have to miss their school and walk for several miles so their families can have sufficient supply of water.A viable solution to this water shortage problem is building wells in places that do not have convenient access to clean water. Dr. Akil Lalji, a socialite, founded an NGO named MOBILEYES FOUNDATION TZ in 2012 to provide free medical camps for eye checkups for the people of Tanzania, especially those living in the rural areas. In the same year, Dr. Lalji’s foundation also built a well in 2012 to solve the water shortage problem in multiple cities and villages in Tanzania. They have built wells in public schools, mosques, churches, and even some neighboring villages. As of today, Dr. Lalji’s NGO - with the unconditional support of the community - has built 225 wells across the country and they intend to make clean water available for many more people.However, installing a well is an expensive affair. So, we would like to encourage our community to open their hearts and donate towards this noble cause in East Africa, so Dr. Lalji and his NGO can achieve their dream of bringing clean water to all the people of Tanzania.Thanks for the support and assistance!
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