Clear rules, for every branch.
Uniform and grooming policies that give religious Americans the opportunity to serve and give leaders and commanders clear rules to apply.
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Your gift funds SAVA’s advocacy for Americans of faith in uniform: clear rules in every branch, community members and policymakers at the same table, and a record anyone can check.
What your gift funds
Through advocacy and engagement, SAVA brings community members and policymakers together. Every gift goes to that work.
Uniform and grooming policies that give religious Americans the opportunity to serve and give leaders and commanders clear rules to apply.
Bringing community members and policymakers together, and standing against religious extremism and intolerance.
The dated, sourced record of how Sikhs came to serve with turban and beard, the film that tells the story, and the work shared every week.
Other ways to give
By check
Make the check payable to Sikh American Veterans Alliance and send it to:
Sikh American Veterans AllianceEmployer matching
Many employers match their employees’ gifts to nonprofits. Search your company’s matching-gift portal for Sikh American Veterans Alliance, or ask your HR team.
Donor-advised fund
Ask your fund to grant to Sikh American Veterans Alliance, Madison, NJ. EIN 82-2919194.
Questions
Yes. SAVA is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and gifts are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. You will receive a receipt by email for your records.
No. Checkout runs on Zeffy, which charges nonprofits no platform or card fees, so your whole gift reaches SAVA. At checkout, Zeffy asks for an optional contribution to Zeffy itself; you can set it to $0.
Yes. Choose “Monthly” above. Monthly gifts give SAVA steady support it can plan around, and you can change or stop them at any time.
Yes. For Veterans Day, many people give in honor of a Sikh American who served. At checkout, choose “Make this donation in honour or in memory of someone” and add the name; it travels with your gift.
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Why it matters
Everyone should be able to see themselves as part of the nation’s fighting force.Adapted from SAVA’s mission