Ujjaldidar Singh Memorial Foundation was formed in 1993 in memory of S. Ujjaldidar Singh. Ujjaldidar Singh was a young Amritdhari Sikh who took Amrit at the age of twelve. After he took Amrit, he participated in Amrit Sanchars as a Paheredaar, and did Sewa where he could. He was proud to be a Sikh.
To promote pride in young Sikhs like Ujjaldidar Singh, the Ujjaldidar Singh Memorial Foundation was formed.The Foundation proudly participates in community service, community events, Kirtan Darbars, and parades.
Sikh Children’s Day is an event the Foundation is proud to host. Over three hundred children take part in this special day, and participate in various competitions all day long. Sikh Children’s Day strives to inspire and empower Sikh youth by celebrating their heritage, fostering community engagement, and providing educational opportunities. Through cultural competitions, scholarships, and community activities, we aim to nurture pride in Sikh identity and promote the understanding of Sikh values in a diverse world. Ujjaldidar Singh Memorial Foundation is a registered non-profit, 501-C organization, and all donations are tax deductible.
