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Tan — Physical Seva
Serving with the body: preparing and serving langar, caring for the sangat's spaces, and lending a hand wherever the work is needed.
Seva
Seva — Selfless Service
Seva is service offered freely, without desire for reward or recognition — seeing the light of the One Creator in every person. It is at the very heart of Sikhi, and it is how our community lives its faith.
What is Seva?
From the time of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, the Gurus taught that true devotion is expressed not only in prayer but in humble service to others. Seva loosens the grip of ego (haumai), nurtures compassion, and binds a community together.
It is offered to everyone, regardless of faith, background, or means — the same spirit that keeps the langar open to all. No act of service is too small, and none is done for praise.
Man — Seva of the Mind
Serving with the mind: sharing knowledge and skills, teaching and mentoring youth, and giving time and attention to those who need it.
Dhan — Material Seva
Serving with resources: giving generously to sustain langar, programs, and those in need. Many Sikhs practise dasvandh — sharing a tenth of what they earn.
Get Involved
Ways to Serve With Us
Langar Seva
Help prepare, serve, and clean up the free community meal shared by all.
Community Outreach
Food drives and support for neighbours in need, in the spirit of sarbat da bhala — the wellbeing of all.
Gurdwara & Hall Upkeep
Care for the spaces where the sangat gathers, from setup to cleaning.
Welcoming Newcomers
Help new families and visitors feel at home and find their way in the community.
Supporting Elders
Offer rides, visits, and a helping hand to the elders among us.
Youth & Teaching
Mentor young people and support Punjabi and Sikhi classes.
Ready to lend a hand?
Every hand makes a difference. Reach out to join a seva, or support the community’s work with a gift.