Congressman Al Green
Representative for Texas's 9th congressional district, USA

“Sewa means selfless service and I think that is very important. I am so appreciative of Sewa International USA organizing and serving the people of Alief and all others coming in.”

John Cornyn
Texas Senator USA

“Thank you all for the work you’ve done to aid your community during this difficult time, the covid 19 continues to spread, the helpline number you have established, & the resources on your website has proven invaluable for folks desperate for more information, & from assisting with disaster recovery in hard hit areas to encourage civic engagement, sewa international demonstrates the best of what Americans have to offer. Know that your efforts are noticed by folks across the nation & we all thank you for it. Keep up the good work & stay safe out there.”

Brian Porter Kemp
Governor of the State of Georgia

"On behalf of the state of Georgia, Marty and | thank you for your efforts in the fight against COVID-19. You exemplify the spirit of service, and the exceptional dedication to your community does not go unnoticed."

Dr. Marcus R. Glass Pastor
New Seasons Church in Albany

“Albany has an estimated population of 1,500 people also has one of the highest per-capita death rates in the United States. Thank you Sewa International to make the 7-hour roundtrip drive to help those in need in Albany, Georgia.”

Allison Carlock
Section Chief, Voluntary Agency Coordination, FEMA

"Sewa alone supported with over 800 volunteers across the country for vaccination efforts and through their efforts volunteers facilitated over 200,000 vaccinations throughout the nation, this is a shining example of US coming together, united to tackle our challenges."

Congressman Raj Krishnamoorthi
Member of Congress, 8th District, Illinois

“The organizations Sewa International, eGlobal Doctors, and American Association of Physicians of Indian Origin (AAPI) partnered to provide “Medical advice for COVID-19 patients from India via telehealth,” with the objective to “keep patients with mild symptoms out of the ER and identify those who need to go to the hospital sooner,” and to “decrease the burden on hospitals to lower panic and decrease misinformation about the pandemic.” Further, these organizations assisted countries like India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Pakistan, Guyana, Guyana, Iraq, South Africa, Suriname, and Trinidad by sending oxygen concentrators and other necessary COVID supplies. These much- needed humanitarian efforts served people of all races, colors, religions, genders, sexual orientations, and nationalities”

Congressman Gerry Connolly
Member of Congress from 11th District, Virginia, USA

“Thousands of Sewa International volunteers have assisted underserved communities around the world throughout the coronavirus pandemic. Sewa has organised volunteer service in the wake of 30 disasters over the last two decades, including the recovery efforts after hurricane Katrina in 2005, Hurricane Harvey in 2017, California wildfires in 2019 and 2020, Haiti’s earthquake in 2012, Pakistan’s 2013 flooding to the evacuation efforts during the ongoing war in Ukraine. 
Without regard for race, religion, gender, sexual orientation or nationality, sewa international USA has done tremendous work to ameliorate the effects of some of the world’s greatest disasters.”

Congressmen Brian Fitzpatrick
Member, house of representatives, 1st District Pennsylvania

“Sewa International USA serves local communities in the field of education through the ASPIRE educational program for underprivileged and underserved communities, case management, and family services, the LEAD internship for high school students, and their partnership with AmeriCorps. Sewa International USA has played a critical role in combating the COVID–19 pandemic here in the United States, in India, and in many other countries around the world. Sewa International USA has provided COVID–19 related assistance to more than 750,000 Americans, it also responded to food insecurity in the United States, served more than 250,000 families offering food and groceries and donated more than $260,000 to food pantries.”

Congresswoman Mikie Sherrill
Member of Congress, 11th District, New Jersey

“I have joined Sewa for multiple food drives and community events. Sewa donated 1,700 pounds of food to the Morris Plains food pantry and 2,400 pounds to Parsippany food pantry in 2021 alone. The enthusiasm toward doing good and giving back to the community Sewa brings to our towns is truly heartwarming. Nationally in 2021, they collected 590,000 pounds of food which provided an estimated 491,000 meals throughout 31 States and 200 townships. Their mission is to bring people together, foster commitment to selfless giving, and embody the spirit of Diwali. They do this through organizing food collections and other donation drives.”

Mr. Geoffrey Onyeama
Minister for Foreign Affairs, Nigeria

“It is really heartening to see that Sewa's efforts to help the African students have been fruitful and they have been evacuated from Sumy. We thank the Ukrainian Government for providing the buses and a green corridor to help these students leave the war zone. We thank Ambassador Shina Alege for providing Sewa an opportunity to serve these students who were stuck in Sumy and facing danger”