Serving Humanity One Meal at a Time
To selflessly serve underserved communities.
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Meals Served Each Month
~3,000
Food Bank
~800
Sacramento
~200
San Francisco
Total Meals Served Since 2012
Delhi
SACRAMENTO
SAN FRANCISCO
FOOD BANK
Disaster Relief
About Seva Selfless Service
We are a group of united like-minded individuals who are dedicated to providing meals, disaster relief and international aid to those in need.
Volunteer-Based, 100% Donations.
We Have the Power to Impact Our Community, and We’re Doing Something About It
Featured Projects
Health wellness clinics
Medical professionals from our volunteer group visit underprivileged communities to check blood pressure, blood sugar, and other vital signs.
Food Bank
Drive-thru food bank providing groceries for low income for Yuba, Sutter and Butte counties. Each event has served 180+ families with enough groceries to last a week or more.
Seva Scholarship
5 scholarships for students who have been an asset to the community. The qualification is to be a high school senior, have a certain GPA, and be involved in community service.
Feeding the Homeless
We serve warm meals, snacks and water to those less fortunate people living on the streets. Every Thursday, rain or shine. We also provide this service every 3rd Saturday.
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100% of your donation goes to
helping the community
Serving Those in Need
We aspire to establish a united front of young individuals determined to generate changes for the underserved.
Through combined efforts, we hope to launch more projects geared toward public service.
Raise awareness in order to establish a network of individuals willing to serve humanity and provide imperative resources during times of crisis.
Upcoming Seva Events
Yuba City
Drive through food bank last Saturday of every month.
Sacramento
Serve warm meals to underprivileged in Sacramento every Thursday at 5pm.
San Francisco
Serve warm meals to underprivileged in SF every third Saturday of every month.
