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AIA gives back to local community in Fremont
The Association of Indo Americans (AIA) brought together officials, first responders, and volunteers to support local police, fire services, and food security initiatives across the region.
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Staff Reporter - Tue, 16, Dec 2025
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The event featured many attendees including members of the Fremont City Council and several other important figures / Courtesy: AIA
The Association of Indo Americans (AIA) on Dec. 14 donated to three local bodies in Fremont as part of its community service event. Fremont, California.
The event titled “Giving Back to Local Community Together” brought together local officials, first responders, volunteers, and residents to support essential community services.
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Donations were made to the Fremont Police Department to support youth programs and student scholarships, to the Fremont Fire Department to provide toys for children in need, and to the Tri-City Volunteers Food Bank to help distribute food to residents facing food insecurity.
The gathering was attended by members of the Fremont Mayor Raj Salwan, Representative of the Consulate General of India, San Francisco, Ambili Nair, Alameda County District Attorney Ursula Jones Dickson, and Mayor of the City of Milpitas, Carmen Montano, among several other important figures.
First responders from the Fremont Police and Fire departments were also present, reflecting the focus on public safety and service.
During the program, the Association of Indo Americans formally recognized first responders, community leaders, and service organizations for their continued contributions to regional safety, health, and quality of life.
The event also included a youth-focused component aimed at encouraging civic engagement. Children under 18 showcased artwork during the gathering, with winners from an art competition acknowledged as part of efforts to foster volunteerism across generations.
Support for the event came from a range of community partners, including Sewa Diwali Food Drive Team, Charminar Indian Restaurant & Catering, and Vetri Labs, among many others.
More than 200 people attended the event hosted by AIA / Courtesy: AIA
The Association of Indo Americans said the initiative reflects its broader mission as a collective of more than 50 nonprofit organizations across Silicon Valley working together to address community needs.
The group said it plans to continue similar collaborative efforts aimed at strengthening local partnerships and supporting public service organizations in the region.
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