Sikh Dharamsal, San Antonio typically have predefined funds or projects that require support. However, you can discuss your preferences with the committee, and they will try to accommodate your request if feasible.

Sikh Dharamsal generally welcome donations of any amount. There is typically no strict minimum or maximum limit, and contributions are appreciated regardless of their size.

Yes, We often accept donations of non-monetary items, especially for langar or welfare programs. You can contact the Gurudwara administration to inquire about the specific items they require and their donation process.

The donations received in Sikh Dharamsal, San Antonio are typically utilized for the following purposes: Langar (Community Kitchen): Sikh Dharamsal offer free meals, known as langar, to anyone regardless of their social or economic background. Donations are used to purchase ingredients, cook meals, and maintain the facilities necessary to serve food to thousands of people every day. Education and Scholarships: Sikh Dharamsal often establish schools, colleges, or educational institutions to provide education to underprivileged children. Donations contribute to building infrastructure, hiring teachers, and offering scholarships to deserving students. Medical Services: Sikh Dharamsal operate medical clinics or hospitals that provide free or subsidized healthcare services to those in need. Donations are utilized to maintain medical facilities, purchase medical equipment, and cover medical expenses for the less fortunate. Welfare Programs: Sikh Dharamsal organize various welfare programs to support the marginalized and vulnerable members of society. These initiatives may include providing shelter to the homeless, distributing clothes and blankets during winter, and assisting individuals during natural disasters or emergencies. Religious and Cultural Activities: Donations are also used to support religious and cultural activities within the Gurudwara premises. This includes organizing religious ceremonies, maintaining the Gurudwara building and its surroundings, and promoting Sikh traditions and teachings.