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Community comes together for Sewa Diwali in Massachusetts
Nearly 3,000 pounds of food was donated, demonstrating how collective action can make a lasting difference.
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Staff Reporter - Sun, 23, Nov 2025
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Volunteers from Indian American community organizations with State Senator Cindy Friedman / Handout: Nilesh Agrawal
The India Association of Greater Boston (IAGB), HSS Satsang Shakha, Burlington, and Dwarkamai Sai Temple, Billerica joined hands for Seva Diwali and donated 2,943 pounds of food to the Burlington Food Pantry, supporting local families in need during the holiday season, in Massachusetts.
Sewa Diwali, celebrated across the United States, brings together diverse communities to serve local neighborhoods through food drives and charitable initiatives. The Burlington donation is part of this larger movement, demonstrating how collective action can make a lasting difference.
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Highlighting the values of 'sewa', or selfless service, the collaborative effort brought forth the Indian American community's ideals of uplifting and supporting their neighbors. Volunteers worked tirelessly to collect, sort, and deliver food items, ensuring that the pantry shelves were stocked for families across Burlington.
State Senator Cindy Friedman also took part in the efforts, celebrating the spirit of service and community.
“Sewa Diwali is more than a food drive; it is a celebration of giving and gratitude,” said Nilesh Agrawal, President of IAGB.
Agrawal added, “We are proud to partner with HSS Satsang Shakha and Dwarkamai Sai Temple, and grateful to have the support of Senator Friedman and our community volunteers in making a meaningful impact.”
The organizers also expressed appreciation to the Burlington Food Pantry for their continued service to the community and for welcoming this contribution. The nearly 3,000 pounds of food donated seeks to help ensure that families facing food insecurity have access to essential supplies during the holiday season.
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