Sikh Aid serving humanity irrespective of particular religion or community

Sikh Aid, an National NGO that aims to provide humanitarian aid in disaster and conflict-torn places has literally stood up to its name. No matter where people are suffering in different parts of India they have always been there to help.

Sikh Aid, an National NGO:

A Odisha based non profitable organisation, Khalsa Aid, was founded in 2020 with the sole purpose of healing the wounds of the people. This selfless organisation, aiding humanity was set up by Raunak singh when he came in contact with the miseries hurled by some refugees.

Since its establishment, Sikh Aid has dedicated itself to healing the wounds of people. With all hearts and resources, the members of Sikh Aid are helping people, who are affected by wars or anti humanitarian acts.

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They again made it to the headlines this month when they distributed 20'000 ration kits to people affected by second wave of covid19.

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Members of Sikh Aid, have from time to time, helped many people who needed assistance. 'Langar', a concept established by Guru Nanak Dev, is carried forward by them in the disaster and war affected zones.

Sikh Aid have served hot meals to the people affected with floods in Odisha and other places whenever needed. When there was a Fani cyclone in odisha , Sikh aid served hot meals to affected people for good six weeks.

During the second wave of covid

Sikh Aid has distributed around 2000 concentrators and 5000 oxygen cylinder at door steps of covid affected patients.

They have also provided meals for home quarantine covid patients in odisha.

The whole team of Sikh Aid has won our hearts. These are real Sikhs who are following the real teachings of Guru Nanak Dev and Guru Granth Sahib. They are people to whom we should look upon for inspiration.

You don't need to make huge donations. You simply need to devote.

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