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Sewa International Launches Fundraiser to Help Terror Victims in Israel
Houston, October 19, 2023 — Sewa International expresses deep concern for the people affected by the recent terrorist attacks in Israel. Our philosophy, grounded in the age-old Hindu traditions,promotes the well-being of all and the sanctity of life.
We stand in solidarity with the innocent victims of these attacks and offer our thoughts and prayers to grieving families. As a volunteer-led non-profit with experience serving in almost 40 disasters worldwide, Sewa understands the devastating impact of senseless attacks on societies and families. We urge all groups involved in this conflict to protect innocent lives and avoid further violence.
Sewa International has started a fundraising campaign to support the victims and their families affected by this tragic and heart-wrenching situation. We appeal to all Americans to generously donate to Sewa to help the relief efforts in Israel and be a part of the healing
process: https://www.facebook.com/donate/173338982485592/ or https://sewausa.org/SupportIsraelWarReliefFundraiser.
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