The Price of Peace ~ "to save succeeding generations from the scourge of war."
Windsor Sikh Youth during its eighth annual food and clothing drive gathered over 8,000 lbs. of food, including more than 1,000 non-perishable food items that have been donated to the Unemployed Help Centre.
Three pronunciation guides in English, German and French to facilitate the learning of Gurmukhi.
Three truckloads of food on Thursday were just part of the mountain of donations to Windsor’s Street Help Homeless Centre this week by the local Sikh community.
A short clip taken from Pauri (verse) 26 (Part 2) Q&A of Jap Ji Sahib.
Sikh Community youth volunteers handed out cookies, bagels, cakes to the families after the meal at the exit door. Children were also given free toys donated by other charities. Volunteers from other faiths were also present there to serve.
Sikh organisations, once again, came together to prepare and distribute Christmas Hampers
Sharing his experience, Louise, a homeless man told Birmingham Live, "What they have done for us is amazing. I live on the streets and without this, I wouldn't have had a Christmas meal, the only way I could have had a hot meal would be by begging on the streets. I spent last night sleeping outside the station where the bikes are stored, it was freezing cold. It's amazing what they have done for
As Christmas Day approaches, many people across the country will find themselves in a difficult situation and unable to celebrate with friends or family.