Sikh charity: Feed the Homeless

Vancouver (Canada): A group of local Sikhs who have been born and raised in community here feel it's time to give back a little to the society that has given them so much.

According to the press spoke person Sikhcessâ„¢, a community organization dedicated to highlighting Sikh achievements and promoting the basic Sikh principles of public service. A group of local residents will be gathering on March 1, 2008 to cook food and deliver it to the city's homeless. This effort is occurring without any financial donations or support from Government or NGO agencies.

This campaign began in Canada, where the Vancouver Sikhcessâ„¢ volunteers initially delivered 20,000 food packages to its local homeless. This "born and raised in Vancouver "campaign has now stormed across North America and quickly became a continent-wide phenomenon! The effort came to the United States on November 2007 and nearly 50,000 food packages were delivered in one night.

After successfully distributing over 70,000 individual food packages across North America last year, Sikhcessâ„¢ volunteers are now intensifying efforts to feed the homeless and hungry globally, in: United States, Canada, Singapore, Malaysia, Australia, and the United Kingdom.

Should anyone wish to contact the organization, a spokesperson will be available at 630-479-3022 any time or may also e-mail at

Media@Sikhcess.com