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On April 17th, 2026, VT Seva Cary volunteers assisted at a Miracle League event, supporting children with special needs as they participated in baseball activities. Our 6 youth volunteers worked closely with their assigned buddies, encouraging and guiding them throughout the event. From the start, volunteers created a positive and welcoming environment, and throughout the activities, they continued to motivate and support their buddies with kindness and enthusiasm. Their encouragement helped each participant feel more confident and included while enjoying the game. This event was a great success, highlighting the compassion and dedication of our volunteers while making a meaningful impact on the children and the community.

As part of our continued commitment to serving the community, VT Seva Cary added another meaningful activity to our April bucket list by participating in a special Easter Egg Hunt event. This initiative was especially significant as it involved working closely with children with special needs. Our volunteers demonstrated great patience, compassion, and care while interacting with the children, making sure each child felt comfortable, included, and supported. On April 12th, 2026, our 6 youth volunteers actively participated in the Easter Egg Hunt organized by Asha Foundation. They helped children search for eggs, encouraged them throughout the activities, and spent quality time playing and bonding with them. As we continue our tradition of pairing up with special needs children, this event once again reflected our dedication to spreading joy, building connections, and making a positive impact in the community. Their enthusiasm and kindness made the event truly memorable and successful for everyone involved.

On April 11th, 2026, VT Seva Cary volunteers participated in a DAV Flower Making event, creating handmade “forget-me-not” flowers to honor retired and disabled American veterans. Our 6 youth volunteers and 1 adult volunteer worked together in a fun and productive environment, making flowers while listening to music and engaging in conversation. Throughout the event, volunteers stayed focused and dedicated, carefully crafting each flower to show appreciation for the service and sacrifices of veterans. By the end of the event, the team created over 1,120 flowers, each serving as a small but meaningful reminder of gratitude and recognition. These flowers are distributed by the Disabled American Veterans (DAV) organization at events and in communities across the country, where they help raise awareness and support for veterans. This is also a recurring service event, giving volunteers ongoing opportunities to contribute, connect, and make an impact over time. It allowed participants to combine creativity with service, making a positive impact while spreading joy to those who have given so much to the community.

On the occasion of Earth Day 2026, VT Seva Cary proudly continues a meaningful tradition that began in 2012 through our Adopt-A-Highway initiative. On April 11, 2026, our dedicated team of 15 volunteers came together in Cary to help keep our community clean and beautiful. With teamwork, enthusiasm, and commitment, volunteers worked efficiently to pick up litter and leave the area cleaner than before. This successful cleanup reflects the importance of community service, environmental responsibility, and giving back. We are deeply grateful to all our volunteers who continue to make a positive impact year after year. Together, we can build a cleaner, greener future.

On March 15th, 2026, VT Seva Cary volunteers assisted the FS Series Marathon, supporting runners throughout the morning. Our 10 youth volunteers and 2 adult volunteers arrived early to set up tables and prepare refreshments despite the cold conditions. As runners passed through the rest area, volunteers efficiently handed out water and Gatorade, ensuring a smooth flow without slowing participants down. Throughout the event, the team demonstrated strong coordination by rotating roles and maintaining energy during peak moments. Volunteers also helped with cleanup at the end, leaving the area organized. Their proactiveness, teamwork, and dedication contributed to a successful event while supporting the local running community.

On March 27th, 2026, VT Seva Cary volunteers assisted at a Miracle League event, supporting children with special needs as they participated in baseball activities. Our 7 youth volunteers took part in the event, which was organized into two sessions, both running successfully. Volunteers worked closely with the children, helping them play, stay engaged, and enjoy their favorite sport in a supportive and inclusive environment. Through their encouragement and participation, our volunteers helped ensure that each child felt seen, valued, and included. This event was a meaningful experience for everyone involved, highlighting the importance of inclusion, compassion, and community impact.

On April 4th and 5th, 2026, VT Seva Cary volunteers played a key role in supporting the USA National Throwball Championship hosted by Net Sports. Across six shifts, 36 youth volunteers worked tirelessly to help with court setup, taping guidelines, establishing boundaries, keeping score, line refereeing, managing sidelines, and assisting with food distribution for players and volunteers. On April 4th, volunteers focused on court preparations and observing pre-match conferences, ensuring the event started smoothly and efficiently. During the matches, they actively participated in scoring and sideline management, completing a total of 8 matches during their shifts. On April 5th, volunteers helped set up seating for the 3rd place and final matches, tracked scores as line referees, and assisted with lunch for all teams and volunteers. Throughout both days, volunteers showed initiative, adaptability, and teamwork, taking on tasks as needed and supporting staff to relieve extra responsibilities. Their contributions ensured that the tournament ran efficiently, matches were executed smoothly, and participants had a positive experience. Overall, the volunteers’ dedication and hard work significantly enhanced the success of the championship while providing them with an engaging opportunity to contribute to the community and large-scale sporting events.

On April 3rd, 2026, VT Seva Cary volunteers assisted at the Durham Rescue Mission, helping prepare clothing donations for an upcoming Easter event. Our 3 youth volunteers and 1 adult volunteer worked together to sort and hang up 4 large boxes of clothes, ensuring they were organized and ready for distribution. The event ran smoothly as volunteers quickly found their roles and worked diligently throughout, balancing efficiency with care. All volunteers felt satisfied with their contributions, as the tasks were both engaging and meaningful. Through their teamwork and dedication, our volunteers helped support the community by preparing essential items for those in need, reinforcing VT Seva’s mission of service and compassion.

On March 29th, 2026, VTSEVA Cary sent 12 Youth Volunteers to assist in the Sita Rama Kalyanam, hosted by a joint operative of JET and NATS. Volunteers mainly assisted with crowd control, food handling, and promotion of VTSEVA specific material, including VTSEVA Cary’s Walkathon, VTSEVA’s Feeding Hope Program, and VTSEVA’s Volunteering Program. Volunteers maintained dedication to their assigned tasks with motivation, going above and beyond to make sure the event was a success. A majority of the audience members stated that all three groups were doing admirable work, even asking for photos. We want to thank both JET and NATS for this wonderful opportunity volunteering for this kalyanam and we hope to have more like-minded opportunities in the future!

On March 28th, 2026, VT Seva Cary volunteers assisted at the Durham Rescue Mission Men’s Campus, a shelter dedicated to supporting individuals experiencing homelessness. A team of 10 youth volunteers and 1 adult volunteer worked together to support preparations for the Durham Rescue Mission Easter event, which is a large community initiative held in Durham.The volunteers contributed by helping prepare Easter baskets, organizing materials, and supporting the setup process for the upcoming event. Their efforts ensured that items were arranged efficiently and ready for distribution.Through teamwork, coordination, and attention to detail, the volunteers played a meaningful role in supporting the event preparations. The experience allowed them to engage in community service while reinforcing VT Seva’s commitment to contributing to impactful local initiatives.

On March 26th, 2026, VT Seva Cary’s 3 youth volunteers supported activities at the Sri Venkateswara Temple of North Carolina, assisting with various programs. The volunteers participated in the SV Temple Varam Kalyanam event, contributing to its smooth coordination and execution. Throughout the event, the group remained focused and responsible in carrying out their assigned tasks. Their dedication, teamwork, and attention to detail played an important role in supporting the overall success of the program at the temple.

On March 22nd, 2026, VT Seva Cary successfully conducted its first quarterly meeting for this year! With a total of 80 youth volunteers, including middle and high school students, participating in the session. The meeting provided volunteers with essential information, important updates, and a deeper understanding of VT Seva’s mission and ongoing initiatives. Key topics included a review of basic organizational guidelines, updates on the newly introduced strike system, and discussions on upcoming activities. To keep the session engaging and inspiring, volunteers were introduced to two fundraising initiatives. Middle school students participated in a DAV flowers activity, which encouraged creativity and meaningful involvement, while high school students engaged in discussions and interactive segments. Chakradar Swamy Ji did an exceptional job keeping the high school students actively engaged throughout the meeting. The volunteers demonstrated a high level of discipline and respect by attentively listening, following instructions, and actively participating in the activities. Overall, the meeting was well-organized, interactive, and impactful, leaving volunteers informed, motivated, and ready to contribute further.

On March 21st, 2026, VT Seva Cary volunteers assisted at the Diaper Bank of North Carolina, supporting efforts to provide essential supplies to families in need. Diapers can be a significant expense for many households, especially as they are used frequently. The collected and packed diapers will be distributed to single mothers and underprivileged widowed mothers, helping ease their financial burden and support the well-being of their babies. The volunteers demonstrated excellent teamwork by organizing an efficient assembly line system: some members stacked diapers, others wrapped them, while the rest packed them into boxes and placed them in designated areas. This coordinated approach allowed the team to work smoothly and productively. Their dedication, strong collaboration, and focus enabled them to pack a remarkable number of diapers. The group’s enthusiasm and commitment made a meaningful contribution to the success of the event!

On March 19th, 2026, VT Seva Cary volunteers supported activities at the Sri Venkateswara Temple of North Carolina, assisting with various programs. This effort was meaningful to the community members who attended and participated. Throughout the event, the volunteers remained focused and committed to their responsibilities. Their dedication, teamwork, and discipline greatly contributed to the smooth functioning of the programs at the temple. Three youth volunteers actively participated in different activities, demonstrating enthusiasm and a strong spirit of contribution. We thank the SV Temple for this opportunity, and we hope to have more in the future!

On March 15th, 2026, VT Seva Cary volunteers participated in Creek Week 2026 Stormwater Drain Assessments, supporting local environmental conservation efforts. Our 5 youth volunteers and 1 adult volunteer began by reviewing procedures before surveying storm drains in the area, inspecting each for signs of clogging or discoloration. Volunteers labeled drains, recorded observations using a town-provided app, and helped assess approximately 50 drains across the community. Through their initiative and teamwork, volunteers contributed valuable data while raising awareness about environmental sustainability and protecting local waterways.