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Around 15 amazing volunteers worked to pack 174 bags of potatoes. 118 boxes of bread which is 268 meals per person

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Vt Seva youth and adults volunteered at Lifecare Alliance and assisted with opening up bags to be used by the staff for packing food

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Thank you so much to everyone who helped us at the farmers market. Overall we raised $161 for Nethavidyalaya and local food pantries. More than the money we raised, we spread a lot more awareness about VTSeva. We had great time fundraising for this great cause thanks to Ishani Gupta, Mrigank Singh, Tanmai Chadalawada, Devan Acharya, Veda Sivakumar, Ananya Challuri, Charvik Gunda, Lohitakshan Gopinath, Sruthi Ranga, Sahithi Ranga and a few adult volunteers who helped us at the booth.

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VT Seva Atlanta youths no walked over 3 miles removing litter from each side of Brannon road on July 21th. More than 20 youths participated in the Rd clean up. It is through regular clean-up activities, we can reduce the amount of litter on our roads and protect our environment from further damage. It is our utmost duty to keep our cities & environment clean!

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Iskcon Temple

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We arranged meet with DECA international champion Rahul who taught winning strategies, tips and tricks to the audience

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Thank you to all the amazing VTSeva volunteers who came out on Saturday, July 20, to help pack food at Northern Illinois Food Bank. We had a great time packing boxes full of food.

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On July 20th, 2024, 18 of our youth volunteers visited the NC Food Bank where they worked with the staff, and other volunteers to help pack and prepare various foods to be given out to the people who need it the most. At this event, they were able to work as a team to complete their tasks efficiently and give back to our community.

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Volunteers met in Milpitas to collect trash around a creek into trash bags.

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The intent of this workshop was to introduce kids to the field of engineering and the various career options it offers

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A family friendly way to package healthy meals for hungry children in our community. On July 20th, VT Seva youth and adults volunteered at the One Project NJ to help end Childhood Hunger which was a food packing event. The goal was to pack a total of 150,000 meals. VT Seva volunteers worked in two shifts. In total our volunteers packed 22 boxes all together, with each box containing 48 meals which is a total of 1056 meals. Volunteering at the food packing center was very rewarding. Working with others to help those in need felt great. Each box we packed meant a meal for a family. The teamwork and shared mission made it a memorable experience. Our team can't wait to go back and help again.

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VT Seva and Sewa Detroit’s collaboration for this green initiative was a definite success, leaving volunteers feeling inspired to make a change. Our volunteers helped promote reusable cloth bags instead of one time use plastic bags through painting cloth bags. This was a great project that helped promote small things we can do to save our planet.

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This summer VT Seva Houston conducted an art camp taught by one of our dedicated volunteer, also a professional artist Mrs. Lavanya Mugundhan and her student volunteers. India’s diverse art forms which celebrate culture and creativity were included as part of the camp. The basic art form was hand drawn and completed with paint. The campers made The Lotus blooms in the Kerala mural style. A beautiful majestic peacock was etched in the Kalamkari style. They used Patachitra style to potray Fish. They painted the Mandala and Gond art. Overall, it was a great fun artistic journey for all the participants!!! All the proceeds of the camp go to Kids Meals. Vt Seva Houston thanks all the volunteers and participants for making this camp a successful one!!!

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Volunteers work individually to write letters to seniors.

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We had 10 amazing volunteers come together to clean a street adopted by VT Seva in Minneapolis. The volunteers spent 2 hours to clean the street