
Community Service
Collaborating with and supporting charitable organisations whose causes align with our purpose, extending our community impact through shared seva.
Collaborating with and supporting charitable organisations whose causes align with our purpose, extending our community impact through shared seva.
“Our Mauli’s teachings remind us that true seva knows no boundaries. When the opportunity to serve arises, it matters not whether the hands that do the work are our own or those of a fellow organisation — what matters is that lives are touched. This spirit of open-hearted collaboration is at the core of how we engage with the wider charitable community.”
For us at GMUKPT, community work is paramount and should never stop. When we cannot do something directly, we engage with and support other charitable organisations working for a cause that aligns well with our own purpose.
Recent Covid constraints, for example, provided ample opportunities where, instead of working directly for a cause, we could instead support multiple charities actively working for the same cause. In selecting who we support, we are driven primarily by the cause — guided by our Mauli’s teachings — and the significance of the work by these charities for such cause.
Monetary donations
Material donations
Campaigning support
Fund-raising support
Volunteer support
We have worked with and supported the activities of the following well-known charitable organisations.
TAPF, UK is a UK Registered Charity No: 1117756 and is part of The Akshay Patra Foundation, India, an NGO headquartered in Bengaluru, India.
Children’s charity tackling hunger and malnutrition.Nishkam SWAT (short for Sikh Welfare & Awareness Team), is a charitable organisation based in the UK (registered charity # 1139600) and founded in 2008. Their primary function is to unite and transform financially disadvantaged communities by focusing on projects which make a difference to people’s lives and improve their prospects in the long term.
Wells on Wheels is a UK Registered Charity Number 1187217, founded in 2019. The organisation donates the Water Wheel to the water collectors in rural areas of India. Water Wheels are large, round water drums that are fitted with handles so they can be rolled along the ground with ease, enabling water collectors to roll (instead of carrying it on their heads) and thus carry significantly more water while avoiding injuries.
Community support. Monetary donations for providing water wheels in India.MML (Maharashtra Mandal London), a UK Registered Charity Number 243443 is a social, non-political, community-driven organisation for all Maharashtrians across United Kingdom. Founded in 1932, it is one of the oldest Marathi organisations outside India. In 2021, in view of the devastating Covid emergency situation in India, MML brought together various other charities, groups focussed on the UK’s Maharashtrian diaspora to raise funds across the UK and provide direct support to the hospitals, communities fighting Covid in Maharashtra.
Covid support. Fund-raising support Covid emergency in India.Join our community and make a difference through supporting other charities. Everyone is welcome.