WATCH: Sikh Man In LA Offering Free Food To The Homeless Will Inspire You

IANS, 21 Mar, 2017 01:52 PM

The Sikh community has long been at the vanguard of fostering such activities. They are known for their altruism and deep sense of fellow-feeling.

Taking the legacy forward, Ravi Singh – a Los Angeles-based Sikh – is giving out heartwarming lessons on humanity.

A feel-good video posted on Facebook shows Singh and his wife running a non-profit organisation and having a flagship programme named ‘Share A Meal’ under it. This programme reaches out to the homeless and feeds them.

‘Share A Meal’ – basically a mobile kitchen – serves vegan burritos to the destitute five days a week, that’s an average of 850 burritos a week.

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