Founded by Guru Nanak Darbar, Vapi
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The trustees safeguard VPCF's purpose, governance and long-term commitment to transparent community service.
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Rooted in Vapi.
Open to all.
A community of sevadaars, professionals and business owners who chose to turn compassion into consistent action.
Community, belonging and service · Vapi
Where compassion becomes action.
Who we are
A community united
by compassion.
Vapi Punjabi Charitable Foundation is a registered charitable organisation run by sevadaars, professionals and business owners from the Punjabi community in and around Vapi.
Inspired by the Sikh principles of honest living, remembrance and sharing, we support people across communities—irrespective of caste, creed or background.
SevaSelfless service
TrustProper documentation
CommunityTogether, for everyone
A simple idea became a
shared responsibility.
Vapi Punjabi Charitable Foundation began with a belief that a strong community notices when someone is struggling—and responds. What started as neighbours helping neighbours grew into organised, documented programmes for healthcare, education and emergency relief.
Our work is inspired by Kirat Karo, Naam Japo and Vand Chhako: earn honestly, remember the Almighty and share what you have. The result is seva that welcomes people irrespective of caste, creed or background.
2004Foundation formally registered in Valsad
₹10Token-cost consultation at the charitable dispensary
365Days of langar and community care
TodayA growing network of donors and volunteers
Seva & recognition
Recognised for Our Seva During the Recent Floods
Serving Humanity with Seva, Compassion and Sarbat Da Bhala
During the recent floods, the Vapi Punjabi Charitable Foundation (VPCF) stepped forward with dedicated Langar Seva to support families affected by the floods.
This selfless service was appreciated and recognised by distinguished dignitaries, including Cabinet Minister Shri Kanubhai Desai, Collector Shri Nitin Sanghvi, SP Valsad District, and other respected dignitaries. The Punjabi Samaj was felicitated in recognition of its contribution and commitment to serving the community during a time of need.
This recognition is a matter of great pride for the entire Punjabi community. It reflects the values that guide VPCF — Seva, Humanity and ‘Sarbat Da Bhala.’
VPCF remains committed to standing with society and extending a helping hand whenever communities are in need. We are grateful to everyone who contributed their time, effort and support to this humanitarian initiative.
Together, let us continue the spirit of unity, compassion and selfless service.
SevaHumanitySarbat Da Bhala
What we believe
Service is not about being seen.
It is about seeing who needs you.