The Mookerji Foundation is thrilled to join forces with Sewa International, a Hindu nonprofit dedicated to helping those in need and creating lasting change. While the Foundation focuses on specific initiatives through funding and raising awareness, it also aims to spotlight Sewa's broader mission.

Sewa’s heart lies in hands-on service and innovative solutions. They mobilize donors, partners, and volunteers to bring impactful projects to life. By creating resources and programs that address the needs of vulnerable communities, Sewa aligns perfectly with the Foundation's goal of empowering those facing hardship.

One shining example of Sewa’s impact is the SERVE program. It brings together people from all walks of life to volunteer in local communities. Whether it's food drives, cleanups, tree planting, or clothing donations, volunteers address immediate needs and inspire long-term civic engagement.

Another powerful initiative is Sponsor A Child. This program provides educational opportunities for kids from low-income families, nurturing future global citizens with a wide range of skills. Sewa envisions a world where education can bridge divides and create a brighter future for all children.

Sewa's influence stretches across the nation. Recently, they partnered with AmeriCorps for the 9/11 National Day of Service and Remembrance in Milpitas, California. The event brought together leaders, veterans, and environmental advocates to honor those lost on 9/11 through community service. With the support of Milpitas Mayor Carmen Montano, environmentalist Dr. Sailesh Rao, and many others, Sewa's volunteer-driven initiatives took center stage. This gathering showcased Sewa's ability to unite people from diverse backgrounds under the banner of service, highlighting the transformative power of volunteerism in building strong, compassionate communities.