Shree Swaminarayan Temple Volunteers at MedShare

Disciples are ready to begin volunteering at Medshare, a non-profit organization that aims to donate unwanted medical supplies to third world countries

Volunteers walk down Swamibapa Way from Shree Swaminarayan Temple to Medshare

80 total volunteers (63 adults and 17 kids) are ready to begin volunteering as they aim to complete 750 hours of community service in honor of Acharya Swamishree

Volunteers are responsible for cleaning, sorting, and packaging the crutches and walkers shown as they will soon help less fortunate people like the children depicted in the poster

Volunteers watch a Medshare video explaining how their efforts today will help others around the globe

Volunteers sort through thousands of syringes and package them by size that will be ready to be shipped out

Volunteers sort through and package medical needles that will also be ready to be shipped out on the next shipment

A landscape picture captures the community service dedication of Shree Swaminarayan Temple Volunteers

Volunteers examine the crutches to check if they will function properly before they are packaged

Volunteers are packaging surgical supplies at a fantastic pace

Older volunteers also got involved in the community service effort

Young volunteers also helped with packaging the already sorted and examined medical supplies

Volunteers are pictured cleaning used and unwanted crutches that will be soon be used by people in dire need of them

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Volunteers return to the Temple after volunteering for Lord Swaminarayan

There was a spectacular turn out among female and youth volunteers in honor of Acharya Swamishree

Volunteers pose for a photo with Medshare’s amazing staff inside the Shree Swaminarayan Temple