The Griffith Sikh community have opened their hearts and their wallets for bushfire victims across the country, raising over $10,000 and 15 pallets of water bottles in a matter of mere hours.
Sukhwinder Kaur was planning her first trip back to India in ten years, to see her elder sister who is in a coma after suffering a stroke. But she says her bigger family here also needs her at a time when their homes are burning.
'We follow the Sikh way of life. We are just doing what other Australians are doing today, and that is to serve and pray for the people who have been hit hard by these terrible bushfires,' he said.
Sikhs statewide have organized to feed their fellow Californians in crisis.
A team of volunteers from Melbourne is camping in the bushfire affected area to serve food to the people evacuated due to raging bushfires that have caused significant property loses in the East Gippsland area
The group need help spreading the word about their free curry van, which is in Leith every Friday evening
It's a way to give back the community and commemorate a religious sacrifice
550th brings together people of different faiths in the memory of Guru Nanak.
This year's drive collected more than 2,000 gifts for disadvantaged children
