About us

Compassion, dignity, and resilience for vulnerable communities.

Global Sikhs is a humanitarian, non-profit organization founded in 2023 by Amarpreet Singh, committed to serving vulnerable communities with compassion, dignity, and resilience.

Guided by the age-old Sikh principle of seva (selfless service) and sarbat da bhala (welfare of all), our mission is to deliver timely relief in crises and foster long-term recovery and empowerment for those affected.

“Seva (selfless service) and sarbat da bhala (welfare of all) guide everything we do — compassion must translate into action.”

Our founding principle.

What We Do

Our Focus

Emergency Relief & Rescue:

When disaster strikes—be it floods, droughts, or other crises—we deploy rescue teams, distribute essential supplies like food, water, medicines, tarpaulins, solar lights, and provide temporary shelter to people in need.

Rehabilitation & Recovery:

Langar and aid go out regardless of faith, background, or ability to give back. That's non-negotiable.

Education & Empowerment:

We believe sustainable change comes from empowering individuals. Through education programs, skill development, mentorship, and scholarships, we aim to break cycles of poverty and enable people to thrive independently.

Partnerships & Collaboration:

We partner with public figures, foundations, local communities, NGOs, and corporate platforms to amplify our impact. From village adoption programs to large-scale fundraising, we believe in working together to serve better.

The person

Founder

Amarpreet Singh

Founder

Amarpreet Singh, inspired by years of humanitarian volunteering across India and South Asia, founded Global Sikhs in 2023 to build a dedicated organization that could respond faster, reach farther, and serve more sustainably.

With a founding belief that compassion must translate into action, Global Sikhs has already played a key role in disaster responses and community recovery, most notably during the 2025 Punjab floods where we launched multi-phase relief and rehabilitation efforts across several districts.