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A group of VT Seva volunteers met at the Hickory Corner Library to prepare utensil kits for the Trenton Area Soup Kitchen (TASK). Through the collective effort of 8 youth and 4 adult volunteers, the team successfully wrapped 1,500 utensils

Huge cheers for our young VT Seva stars Mihir, Arjun, Advik & Vasishth who knocked it out of the park this weekend! These young dedicated volunteers combined their love for sports and service by hosting a special fundraising event and served as powerful voices for change. Boys presented the VT Seva mission, highlighting how we empower underprivileged and visually challenged students. They shared how community support provides vital nutrition to children in tribal and blind schools. .

On Feb 21st, VT Seva NJ returned to the Arm In Arm food pantry to keep the momentum going. Our team worked efficiently to pack 80 bags of essential groceries for families in our community. 🛒💪 Every bag packed is a step toward a hunger-free neighborhood!

On March 21st, 2026 30 of our amazing VT Seva volunteers teamed up with Loops4LittleOnes to learn crochet and hand-craft items for donation. Huge thanks to everyone who brought their energy and creativity!

On March 8, our VT Seva volunteers teamed up to organize everything from toys and board games to clothing and kitchenware. 🍽️👗 We loved helping this local gem stay organized and ready to serve the Hightstown community. Amazing job by our pairs for keeping the store's mission moving forward!

Small Acts, Big Impact! On Feb 15th 2026, VT Seva youth volunteers gathered at Lawrenceville Library to pack 220 hygiene kits for neighbors entering homeless shelters. Partnering with @JerseyCares, we filled each kit with essentials and a hand-written card to share a little warmth and hope.

On Feb 8th 2026, 11 of our VT Seva youth volunteers took over RISE Thrift in Hightstown. From sorting donations to store maintenance, our teams worked seamlessly to support local families and promote sustainability.

On Jan 18, VT Seva NJ joined forces with Arm In Arm to fight food insecurity. 🍎 Our 14 youth and 5 adult volunteers worked tirelessly to pack and distribute groceries to local families.

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.

VTSeva held their 8th Annual walk-a-thon. Volunteers came together to support this invaluable cause of cancer awareness.PVSA awards for VTSeva were also distributed,

Our book drive for an elementary school in Africa Ghana was very inspiring and motivating. It was great work done as a team. We have successfully collected more than 1500 books and raised funds of 650 $ for shipping as well. Our package has been shipped to New Orleans. From New Orleans the packages will be shipped to Africa Ghana. Thanks to all youth volunteers and their parents to make the book drive successful.

VT SEVA NJ participated in clean up activities at Edison Boats Basin River Walk Meadow Road for Earth day at Edison on April 6th. 10 youth volunteers and 5 adult volunteers participated in this activity.

Hello Everyone, This beautiful Sunday morning, September 17th 2023, several enthusiastic youth and adult volunteers participated in the VT Seva Cancer Awareness Walkathon at Thompson Park, Monroe. The goal of this Walkathon was to bring cancer awareness and raise funds for early cancer screening kits for Women in India. Before beginning the walk, the importance of spreading cancer awareness was discussed. Inspiring youth also gave speeches, appreciating the group for taking action. They mentioned that supporting this cause is a significant pillar in VTSeva India. At the end of the day, the team walked for 5km, raising $800 from donations and a plant sale. The hope is that the small amount that was raised can impact women in India with early detection of cancer. Several youth were committed eagerly to participate in this important event. Here is the list of youth volunteers that participated: 1. Siri Kalapala 2.Sanjana Pabba 3. Samhitha Kalakada 4. Samhitha Adapa 5. Shrihan Kodati 6. Sreyanz Pusapati 7. Sourish Pramanik 8. Nitai Pramanik 9. Kritika Yada 10. Anish Rachakonda 11. Sarasija jaligama 12. Thapati 13. Meghana 14. Sheshagiri 15. Sumati 16. Abhijay Singireddy 17. Nanya Kondrella 18. Haasini Murarisetty 19. Nandini Murarisetty 20. Sahasra Pabba 21. Vikyath 22. Vedhang 23. Sriya Veluri 24. Srihita Veluri 25. Anant Grover as well as several adult volunteers participated. Thanks

On April 22nd, VT Seva New Jersey participated in an Earth Day Awareness and Celebration in Edison, New Jersey. We picked up several bags of plastic and trash trash around the lake and also spread awareness to protect Mother Earth. In this activity 9 youth volunteers and 7 adult volunteers participated.

On June 25th, VT Seva New Jersey had the following volunteers assist at the Franklin Food Bank Sahasra Pabba Haasini Shradda Achanta Sumati Gurram Shrihan Kodati They helped with the food sorting and packing at the food bank. Doel the supervisor appreciated your efforts. Nice job team