Kiva Lending Team: SIKH SEWADARS

We loan because...
SIKHISM is founded on principles of "Sarbat da bhalla" - working towards the "common good of all". For SIKHS, this means reaching out to serve and uplift all of humanity as an expression or devotion to the Creator. Many other Sikh institutes, such as Kar SEWA, Guru-ka-Langar, Kirtan, Paath, etc., depend on the performance of SEWA by many in the congregation. So the principles of SEWA underpin many Sikh values - such is the importance given to SEWA in SIKHISM.
About us
SEWADAR is a Punjabi word for a volunteer who offers his/her services to a Gurdwara or to the Community free of charge. It a term used to refer to a person who performs SEWA (Work, Service or assistance of any kind) without looking for any reward/ payment of any kind for doing the SEWA.
Location: Sikhs Worldwide
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Ayda received a loan from Singh Family to build a barn for her cows.
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Marthah received a loan from Singh Family to purchase farm inputs such as fertilizer and good-quality seeds to help a woman improve her crop production.
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Marina Arely received a loan from Singh Family to purchase corn, lime, firewood and a clay hotplate in order to stock up the inventory of a traditional tortilla-making business.
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El Aredo Group received a loan from Singh Family to purchase pants, bras, underwear and shirts.
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Alketa received a loan from Singh Family to work and fertilize her lands to prepare them for the next planting season.
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Candelaria received a loan from Singh Family to purchase of building materials.
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