Turban wearing Sikhs urged to gather at House of Commons on Sunday 25th September 2011.
Other congregations being held in 4 world cities.
Turban wearing Sikhs urged to gather at House of Commons on Sunday 25th September 2011.
Other congregations being held in 4 world cities.
The Forum was established in 1985 with the help of likeminded Sikhs by the late Lt. General Jagjit SIngh Aurora, a true Indian Soldier who led the Indian Forces to victory against Pakistan in 1971 war, which led to the birth of a new country - Bangladesh. Its current Global President Mr Ranjit Singh OBE is the Founder President of the Forum.
The Forum is a cultural and charitable organisation and its main aims and objectives are:-
The Forum has been organising every year, high profile functions to achieve its aims and objectives. It has been honouring the role models of Sikhs with the award of "Sikh of the Year".
We have been supporting charities in the UK and abroad which include (Great Ormond Street Hospital for Sick Children, The British Army and Prince's Trust.)
The Sikh Forum International presented a cheque for £32,000 to The Prince's Trust. A unique achievement and a significant figure, the donation marked 32 years since the establishment of The Trust.
In 2008 the Sikh Forum International moved the focus of its charitable work towards The Prince's Trust, applauding The Trust’s message of inclusivity, which encapsulates the objectives of the Forum.
The Sikh Forum International is committed to work closely with The Prince’s Trust in the future: helping young people reach their potential.
Julian Barrell, Director of Fundraising at The Trust, said:
We are honoured to receive this generous donation from The Sikh Forum International. Their support means a great deal and will go along way towards supporting many young people from all communities across the UK this year.
Please folllow the link below:
http://www.princes-trust.org.uk/news_2009/090529_sikh_forum.aspx