Ten youth and four adult volunteers from VT Seva Cary participated in the City of Oaks Marathon. They managed the water hydration point, ensuring runners stayed refreshed and supported throughout the race. Their teamwork and dedication contributed to the smooth success of the event while showcasing the spirit of service.

VTS West Forsyth Highschool - DAV Flower Making Activity 🌼 Students from West Forsyth High School led a meaningful DAV Flowers event, bringing youth together to create handmade flowers for disabled veterans. Each flower—crafted with care and gratitude—served as a heartfelt symbol of appreciation for the veterans’ service and sacrifice. The event fostered collaboration, creativity, and compassion, reminding everyone of the importance of giving back to those who have given so much for our country!

ATL Candy Drive was a huge success. We collected 300 lbs of candy from 22 youth clubs to bring smiles to American troops stationed on the borders. Our generous dentist, Dr. Praveen, was deeply impressed with everyone’s efforts and gifted each child a goodie bag containing a mug, toothpaste, toothbrush, and floss. He also donated a $1,000 check to support visually challenged students — a thoughtful contribution that will leave a lasting impact! 👏♥️✌️

"Iskcon Towaco - 4 hrs Sun Nov 2nd, 5:45 PM 100 Jacksonville Rd, Towaco, NJ 07082"

VTSEVA hosted an impactful park cleanup at Cupertino Middle School, where volunteers came together to restore the beauty and vitality of the school’s garden patch. Through dedicated weed removal and extensive cleanup efforts, they successfully collected 300 pounds of trash—making a visible difference in the local environment. This initiative not only enhanced the school grounds but also promoted environmental awareness and community responsibility. VTSEVA’s continued efforts demonstrate how collective action can create meaningful change and inspire others to care for the planet.

Every first Saturday, VTSeva volunteers help maintain the Round Rock Area Service Center garden by weeding, planting, and watering. This garden provides fresh produce to the homeless and underprivileged, making our monthly service both meaningful and impactful.

On November 1st, a group of volunteers from Chicago branch participated in an opportunity at the Community Threads Thrift store. Together, we were able to pack 7 bags of clothing and tag new clothes in preparation for the Christmas season. Thank you to everyone who volunteered their time and effort — your contribution helped make a positive impact in our community!

On Saturday, November 1st, VT Seva Houston youth and adult volunteers supported The Arc of Katy, an organization serving individuals with intellectual disabilities. Volunteers helped refresh and reorganize various areas, including cleaning storage spaces and removing weeds to prepare the garden for fall planting. They also enjoyed assisting with the vegetable patches. It was a meaningful and rewarding experience for all. We extend our sincere thanks to The Arc of Katy and to Mr. Walt for his guidance and support throughout the service activity.Instagram link: https://www.instagram.com/p/DRGXkGcEfVE/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

We had another successful 'Saree Wrapping' service at DiwaliSA event on Nov 1st, 2025. A group of 12 energetic volunteers came together to plan and execute this fundraising activity with a goal of raising funds to support and empower the visually challenged students at Nethra Vidyalaya. Over 75 people supported the cause by getting draped in a saree and showing their love for Indian culture. The San Antonio branch raised $2250 approx from this activity which would support the education of 6 students. Thanks to our team for all the hard work in making this a fun event with a meaningful cause!

VT Seva San Antonio participated in the Out of the Darkness Walk organized by the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) on Nov 1st, 2025. The AFSP Walks are organized to raise awareness for mental health, strongly sending the message that suicide can be prevented, and that no one is alone. Thanks to our youth coordinator, Aadhya Bobbala, for taking the lead and ensuring that VT Seva supported the cause as part of our commitment to Healthcare.

RaaS 25 Marketing & Promotional volunteering activities Our dedicated VT Seva Detroit volunteers tirelessly stood outside various grocery stores, passionately promoting RAAS 2025 and spreading awareness about VT Seva’s impactful causes. Over several weeks, we not only raised strong awareness and momentum for the RaaS event, but we also raised enough funds to support 6 children’s yearly education through our marketing and promotional activities from Sept 14th to Oct 30th at these locations: Vani Groceries, Pande Groceries (Wixom & Troy), New Bombay Groceries (Canton), Patel Groceries (Troy), India Groceries, The Hindu Temple – Annakoot, Plymouth Mumbai Market, Anand Bazar (Northville), Little India Groceries (Wixom), and Ram Creations. VT Seva Detroit sincerely thank you all for giving us permission to do promotional activities. During these events, our volunteers also encouraged kind donations, both in cash and online, to support their mission. Their hard work and commitment paid off, raising enough funds to support the education of 6 visually challenged children for an entire year.🙏 These are our volunteers who participated in RaaS25 promotions: Youth: Advithi, Sai Karnati, Rithika, Saanvi , Shraya, Kaustubh, Adhip, Kalki, Kavi, Kushi, Rathneesh, Aarush, Avni, Dhruvi, Arav, Vedtrayi, Anushka, Sai Sahasra, Ameya, Siddharth, Amogh,Jishnu Adults: Architha, Neha, Durga Nalini, Shilpa Shah, Rashmi Prasad, Lavanya , Nivedhita, Pallavi, Kanchana, Sanskruti, Srinath, Anand, Naresh, Reghunathan, Sudheer, Praveen, Suresh and Vanitha A huge round of applause and heartfelt appreciation for the outstanding efforts of these incredible volunteers!👏👏🙏

Twenty youth volunteers from VT Seva Cary supported the Triangle Women’s Throw Tournament. They assisted with scoring, check‑in, and many other activities that ensured the event’s success. Their teamwork and dedication highlighted the value of youth leadership in community sports. The experience gave them skills in organization and service while strengthening bonds across the community.

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.

Middle School Robotics team raised $100 to support Nethra Vidyalaya students education through Can Drive

The halls of the Cranbrook Institute of Science were buzzing with spooky excitement as Troy High VTS volunteers led a day of eerie fun and laughter Families and kids dove into spooky fun with paper airplane tosses, broom hockey, and a spoon-walking race!