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Service. Unity. Leadership.

We unite people across Washington and Oregon through service, civic participation, and leadership — open to every background, culture, and faith.

What We Do

Our work spans three pillars.

Everything we run — from voter education to youth academies to food drives — lives under one of three commitments. They reinforce each other: people who serve become people who lead, and people who lead bring others into civic life.

Pillar One

Civic Engagement

Building community voice — helping residents understand how government works, meet the people who represent them, and take part with confidence. All of it strictly nonpartisan.

Voter educationMeet your officialsKnow Your RightsTown halls
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Pillar Two

Leadership Development

Training the next generation — and the current one. Youth academies, mentorship with working professionals, scholarships, and the practical skills that turn willingness into capability.

Youth Leadership AcademyMentorshipPublic speakingScholarshipsCareer workshops
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Pillar Three

Community Service

Showing up where the need is. Food and clothing drives, blood donation campaigns, clean-ups, disaster relief, and steady support for new immigrants, families, and seniors.

Food & clothing drivesBlood donationClean-upsDisaster reliefFamily support
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A Seva civic engagement event outside the Washington State Capitol

Rooted in Washington. Growing outward.

From Renton across Puget Sound and south into Oregon — we work with youth, students, professionals, business owners, seniors, and the organizations that hold neighborhoods together.

Ready to serve your community?

Volunteer, partner, sponsor, or just come to an event — there's a place for you here.

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Our Beginning

Our Story

How a statewide community meeting in Renton became a movement for civic participation.

Seva National Alliance USA was founded following a statewide community meeting held in Renton, Washington, in December 2025. The meeting brought together prominent Sikh community leaders and members from across Washington State to discuss the changing political landscape in America and the importance of greater civic participation.

Building community voice — helping residents understand how government works, meet the people who represent them, and take part with confidence. All of it strictly nonpartisan.

Following the meeting, volunteers traveled throughout Washington State to meet with community members, visit local organizations, and share this vision. The response was overwhelmingly positive, with many people expressing appreciation for the initiative and a strong desire to become involved.

After months of conversations, community meetings, and collaboration, leaders from across the state came together to establish Seva National Alliance USA — created to unite individuals through service, civic engagement, leadership development, and community partnerships.

"Seva" means selfless service — work done for the good of others, expecting nothing in return.

The idea behind our name

While founded by members of the Sikh community, our programs are open to people of all backgrounds, cultures, and faiths.

Who we serve
Who & Where We Serve

Washington & Oregon — and growing.

We work with youth, students, professionals, business owners, seniors, nonprofits, faith-based organizations, and community leaders committed to making a positive impact. As we grow, we plan to expand nationally through local chapters and community alliances.

Be part of the next chapter.

Our story is just beginning — help us write it.

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Three Pillars

Programs & Services

Everything we offer, grouped under the three commitments that define our work.

Civic Engagement

Pillar One

Building community voice — helping residents understand how government works, meet the people who represent them, and take part with confidence. All of it strictly nonpartisan.

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Leadership Development

Pillar Two

Training the next generation — and the current one. Youth academies, mentorship with working professionals, scholarships, and the practical skills that turn willingness into capability.

View all leadership programs

Community Service

Pillar Three

Showing up where the need is. Food and clothing drives, blood donation campaigns, clean-ups, disaster relief, and steady support for new immigrants, families, and seniors.

View all service programs

Signature Programs

Seva Civic Leadership AcademyDeveloping the next generation of civic and community leaders.
Future Leaders FellowshipMentorship and leadership training for young adults.
Community Voices ForumTown halls where residents discuss issues with public officials.
Seva Volunteers NetworkCoordinating volunteers for service projects across Washington.
Youth in Government InitiativeIntroducing students to government through workshops and internships.
Community Action TeamsLocal volunteer groups organizing projects city by city.

See a program you'd join?

Register your interest and we'll connect you when it launches.

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Pillar One

Civic Engagement

Building community voice — helping residents understand how government works, meet the people who represent them, and take part with confidence. All of it strictly nonpartisan.

This initiative covers

What this pillar delivers

Voter Registration & Education (Nonpartisan)

Helping community members register to vote and stay informed about the electoral process.

Civic Leadership Workshops

Developing informed and active community leaders through education, training, and discussion on civic issues.

Meet Your Elected Officials

Creating opportunities for community members to meet and engage with local, state, and federal elected officials.

Legislative Advocacy on Community Issues

Working on policy solutions and advocating for issues that impact our communities.

Hate Crime Awareness & Reporting Help

Raising awareness, providing resources, and assisting with reporting to keep our communities safe.

Interfaith Dialogue & Community Relations

Building understanding and stronger relationships across faiths, cultures, and communities through dialogue and collaboration.

Also part of this pillar

Pillar One
  • Public policy education seminars
  • Know Your Rights workshops
  • Community safety forums
  • Law enforcement & first responder partnerships
  • Community town halls
  • Annual Civic Leadership Summit
  • Civic internships & Youth in Government

Want to take part?

Come to a town hall, a workshop, or a Meet Your Officials event.

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Pillar Two

Leadership Development

Training the next generation — and the current one. Youth academies, mentorship, scholarships, and the practical skills that turn willingness into capability.

This initiative covers

What this pillar delivers

Public Speaking & Advocacy Training

Building confidence and skills to speak up and make a difference.

Internship & Volunteer Leadership Roles

Hands-on opportunities to gain experience, serve the community, and build leadership skills.

Youth–Professional Mentorship

Connecting youth with experienced professionals for guidance and growth.

Career Mentoring & Networking

Supporting career exploration, skill development, and meaningful connections for future success.

Also part of this pillar

Pillar Two
  • Youth Leadership Academy
  • Emerging Community Leaders Program
  • Student leadership conferences
  • Scholarship program
  • Resume & interview workshops
  • College & university guidance
  • Financial literacy seminars
  • Small business workshops
  • Academic tutoring
  • Cultural identity & heritage workshops
  • Leadership awards & recognition

Ready to lead, or to mentor?

We match young people with working professionals across Washington and Oregon.

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Pillar Three

Community Service

Showing up where the need is — food and clothing drives, blood donation campaigns, clean-ups, disaster relief, and steady support for families, seniors, and new immigrants.

This initiative covers

What this pillar delivers

Food Drives & Hunger Relief

Collecting and distributing food to support families in need and reduce hunger in our communities.

Blood Donation Campaigns

Organizing blood drives to help save lives and support local hospitals and patients in need.

Disaster Relief Coordination

Mobilizing volunteers and resources to support communities during natural disasters and emergencies.

Mental Health Awareness & Education

Promoting mental well-being through awareness events, education, and community resources.

Government Services Navigation

Helping individuals and families access and understand government programs and services.

Legal Resource Referrals

Connecting community members with trusted legal resources and guidance on their rights.

Also part of this pillar

Pillar Three
  • Clothing & school supply drives
  • Community clean-up projects
  • Emergency preparedness training
  • Holiday & seasonal assistance
  • New immigrant orientation
  • Language & translation assistance
  • Senior citizen & family support
  • Health screenings & wellness fairs
  • Cultural celebrations & volunteer appreciation

Lend a hand.

Volunteers make every one of these projects possible.

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Volunteer Leaders

Leadership Team

Leaders from across Washington State, united by a commitment to service and civic engagement.

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President
Harji P. Singh (Harry)

Provides strategic leadership and oversees the organization's mission, growth, partnerships, and civic engagement initiatives.

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Vice President
Manmohan Dhaliwal

Supports the President in organizational leadership and helps coordinate community outreach, strategic planning, and key initiatives.

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General Secretary
Gurbinder Dhaliwal

Responsible for organizational administration, official records, meeting coordination, and communications.

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Deputy General Secretary
Gurdeep Singh Sidhu

Assists the General Secretary with administrative operations, member engagement, and organizational coordination.

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Treasurer
Jagdev Sandhu

Oversees the organization's financial management, budgeting, reporting, and fiscal accountability.

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Deputy Treasurer
Mandeep Sangha

Supports the Treasurer with financial records, reporting, and organizational financial operations.

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Director of Operations
Harpreet Parmar

Leads day-to-day operations, coordinates programs and volunteers, and ensures the successful execution of organizational initiatives.

Want to serve on a committee?

We're building local chapters and committees across the state.

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Join Us

Get Involved

Many hands make communities strong. Here's where yours fit in.

Volunteer

Support community service projects, civic engagement events, leadership programs, voter education, youth activities, and outreach efforts.

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Participate

Attend workshops, leadership conferences, town halls, educational seminars, and community events near you.

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Partner With Us

Nonprofits, businesses, schools, faith-based organizations, community groups, and government agencies — let's serve together.

Start a partnership

Sponsor Our Programs

Sponsor community events, leadership initiatives, scholarships, and outreach activities to expand our impact.

Become a sponsor

Become a Leader

Serve on a committee, join a local chapter, mentor future leaders, or help organize programs and events.

Step into leadership

Stay Connected

Follow our activities, attend upcoming events, share our mission, and sign up for updates.

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Together, we build stronger communities.

Through service, unity, and leadership.

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Become a Member

Membership

Members make the work possible — and get first access to everything we run.

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Become a member

Membership includes voting rights at the annual meeting, our member newsletter, early registration for programs and events, and eligibility to serve on committees. Open to people of all backgrounds, cultures, and faiths.

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Contact Us

Questions, partnerships, volunteering, media — we'd love to hear from you.

Seva National Alliance USA

Phone(206) 391-9340
Address

15 S Grady Way #410
Renton, WA 98057

Emailinfo@sevanationalallianceusa.org
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Online donations aren't open yet. If you'd like to support community service projects, civic engagement, leadership development, youth programs, or outreach, email info@sevanationalallianceusa.org and we'll take it from there.