Added new opportunities from the newly formed Sikh Youth Projects from Surrey BC. If you're interested in any of the following subjects and would like to make a difference sign up today:

• Sports
• Environment
• Youth
• Punjabi Education
• Social Services
• Seniors Services
• Health & Welfare Services
• Technology

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This Vaisakhi take the Sevadaar.com Seva Pledge and make the world a better place. Each and every one of us can help.  Read More

Sevadaar.com is proud to take page in the Disney Give a Day, Get a Day program. Even though we know that everyone volunteers and does Seva work without expecting anything in return. This program helps families connect and take part in activities at Disney parks with a free one person admission. This program has been created as Disney want to inspire one million people to volunteer a day at a participating…  Read More

Seva: The essence of Sikhism When you hear the word Seva, what does it mean to you? Quite literally, Seva means service. In the context of our faith, it means selfless service rendered as a community action, done for the goodwill and benefit of others. The concept of Seva though is more than all of these things. It is the very essence of Sikhism. “Centre your awareness on Seva - selfless service - and focus your consciousness on the Word of the Shabad.” (Guru Granth Sahib : Pannaa : 110 Line:1 ) The very act of worship at the Gurudwara is a manifestation of Seva. As we bow to do Matha Tekh, we make an offering of money or food for the upkeep…  Read More

Definitions and Principles of Seva Volunteering or Seva as its called in the Sikh community, is performed without any thought of reward or personal benefit. The person performing this service is called a Sevadaar. All Sikhs are encouraged by their Guru (Guru Granth Sahib) to perform Seva or Selfless Service. This is not only good for community relations but also is good for the moral uplifting of the person. You will find Sikhs engaged in free service in Gurdwaras washing dishes, cleaning the floors, serving food, etc. Sikhs are also encouraged to help the community by performing unpaid work in hospitals, 'old peoples' homes,…  Read More

Why Volunteer? Part of being a great Sevadaar is enjoying and loving what you're doing. The best way to go about this, it to find something that you're passionate about or something that inspires you, and then find a need in our local community. There are many reasons why you should volunteer - you just need to find the one that feels right to you. Some Great Reasons to Volunteer

• Help others
• Make a difference
• Find purpose
• Enjoy a meaningful conversation
• Connect with your community
• Feel involved
• Contribute to a cause that you care about
• Use your skills in…  Read More