Sikhs Serving America
This organization is a private foundation dedicated to supporting specific causes, particularly those benefiting Native American veterans and promoting religious teachings. Its mission reflects a commitment to providing relief for Native American veterans and supporting religious organizations, as evidenced by its funding activities. The foundation primarily serves veteran populations and communities associated with Sikh religious teachings. While it has made grants in the past, its recent financial activities indicate a shift, with no charitable disbursements reported in the last two years.
Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026
Ideal Applicant
Small or local organizations working on religious/faith-based activities or relief for Native American veterans, able to accept very small, one-time grants or donations.
Good Fit
- • Program work focused on religious teaching, Sikh community activities, or Native American veteran relief.
- • Comfort with very small unrestricted or project-specific grants (amounts in the low hundreds).
- • Willingness to engage with a relationship-driven, low-volume funder and tolerate slow or informal communications.
- • Geographic flexibility, including out-of-state grantee relationships.
Geography
Observed giving in 2022 reached recipients in two different states (Ohio and South Dakota), indicating some out-of-state activity rather than strictly local focus, but the geographic footprint is limited and not broadly national.
Recipient Variety
The only recorded grants were two distinct recipients in a single year (2022) and there were no recipients reported in 2023 or 2024, so the observed recipient set is very small for the three-year window.
New Applicants
Direct evidence of regular newcomer access is limited: the foundation shows a rolling application indicator and is not limited to preselected recipients, but grant activity is sparse and no recipient turnover pattern can be confirmed from the available years.
Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026
