VT Seva Seattle completed annual Microsoft Giving Volleyball Tournament on Oct 10th at Renton Community Center. This is our signature event every October when Microsoft encourages active volunteer participation as part of Giving month. We had 12 teams fighting to the finish with the final champion getting decided by a deciding 26-24 score in the finals! Congratulations to all the players, volunteers, and donors. Through this event, we were able to raise > $7k supporting education of children at Jeeyar Gurukulam and Nethra Vidyalaya! Thanks to all the volunteers who worked for this event and all the players who showed great camaraderie and sportsmanship throughout the event!

Today, our amazing volunteers came together for a truly heartwarming *Forget-Me-Not flower-making project* to support *Disabled American Veterans (DAV)* as part of Veterans Day celebrations. Their compassion, teamwork, and dedication resulted in the creation of *2160 handmade flowers*, which will be donated to DAV to honor our nation's injured and ill veterans. We are incredibly proud of our volunteers for their selfless commitment to serving those who have served our country.

VT Seva Maryland hosted a youth-led Public Speaking Workshop for approximately 20 students in Grades 2–8. Led by Manasvi Divi, with support from youth volunteers, the workshop focused on building confidence, communication skills, and self-expression through engaging activities and speaking practice.

As part of VT Seva Digital Library for Blind and Print Disabled, VTSeva Bay Area volunteers converted books and print material into digital content that can be accessed by the blind and visually challenged indviduals.

A heartwarming senior visit led by Anwesha Parida, filled with fun activities, meaningful conversations, laughter, and connection between our seniors and volunteers. ❤️

As part of our commitment to supporting *Disabled American Veterans (DAV)*, our volunteers came together for a meaningful *Forget-Me-Not flower-making project*

VT Seva Chicago volunteers recently spent time volunteering as part of an Adopt-a-Highway cleanup in Long Grove, Illinois. During our time there, we worked together to clean up the road and surrounding areas by picking up trash and helping make the area cleaner and more pleasant for everyone. It was a great experience because we got to work as a team while giving back to our local community. We walked along the road, collected trash, and made sure the area was left cleaner than we found it. Although picking up trash took a lot of time and effort, it was rewarding to see the difference we could make by working together. Everyone did their part and worked hard throughout the cleanup. It was a simple but meaningful way to help keep our community clean and take care of the environment. A big thank-you to all of our volunteers : Tanmai, Kai, Ani, Sarvika, Ashita and Rohith who came out to participate!

VTS club members decorated 86 paper bags that will be delivered alongside meals to elderly members of our community who have a hard time leaving their homes on their own. A little design can add warmth and joy to a day.

VT Seva Maryland youth volunteers came together for an Adopt-a-Road cleanup at a local Park and Ride area. Through teamwork and leadership, they helped keep the community clean while promoting environmental awareness, responsibility, and the spirit of service.

VTSEVA Bay Area volunteers enthusiastically came together, each contributing their time and creativity to write heartfelt, uplifting letters to seniors in the community. With every carefully chosen word, they aimed to spread joy, bring smiles, and remind these cherished seniors that they are deeply valued, appreciated, and never forgotten.

VTSEVA MN conducted their 9th Annual Walkathon on the 20th September 2026

VTSeva Bay Area Volunteers picked up trash along a creek in Milpitas, CA

A month-long celebration by VT Seva Maryland honoring India’s 80th Independence Day through community,culture,youth leadership, and service.The celebration included the August 15th Independence Day Parade, bringing together volunteers,family, and community members in the spirit of unity and pride.

VTSEVA Detroit Youth Board participated in Essential Workers Appreciation project.

VT Seva Chicago volunteers recently spent time at the *Buffalo Grove Farmers Market raising money to support people affected by the devastating floods in Nepal*. Throughout the event, we worked together to spread awareness about the situation and encourage members of the community to contribute to the relief efforts. We spoke with people at the farmers market, shared information about the flood relief efforts, and collected donations from those who wanted to help. Every contribution, big or small, made a difference and helped us feel connected to the larger effort to support families and communities in Nepal during a difficult time. A big thank-you to all of our volunteers for their time and helped make the fundraiser a success. *We truly appreciate everyone who supported to raise $328.68 for this cause!*