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This Vaisakhi, Help Us Defend the Sikh Way of Life

A Year of Victories:

Vaisakhi 2006 to Vaisakhi 2007

	Harvard Returns Kirpan Read Story Here
First Sikhs Elected in New York City Read Story Here
	NJ School May Be Held Liable for Failing to Protect Sikh Child Read Story Here
1,600 Non-Sikhs Participate in 2nd Annual Essay Competition Read Story Here
	Satnam Singh's Kesh is Spared Read Story Here
EEOC Rules in Favor of Sukhvir Kaur Read Story Here
	6,800 Visit Wing Luke Sikh Exhibit Read Story Here
Over 10,000 "The Sikhs" Brochures Distributed Read Story Here

Dear Friends,

As we approach Vaisakhi, the Sikh Coalition joins the world-wide Sikh community in celebrating the birth of the Khalsa.

We also congratulate our community on the huge strides we have collectively made in the arena of civil rights. Today, we ask for your tax-deductible financial support so we can continue to move forward.

As you can see from the list of victories on your right, our work resolves around ensuring that Sikhs can freely maintain the wonderful articles of faith given to us on Vaisakhi day.

Indeed the year since Vaisakhi 2006 has been filled with victories for the Panth. Whether it is the first ever election of Sikhs to elected office in New York City, the success of the Diversity Essay Competition, or Harvard reversing course and allowing a Sikh student to carry his kirpan, the Coalition continues to defend Sikh interests and advocate for the rights of all Sikhs.

Everyday we fight to ensure Sikhs may freely maintain the Sikh way of life. We hope you will join us on that journey and help us institutionalize our work by giving to our recurring donations campaign.

All contributions to the Sikh Coalition are fully tax deductible. We look forward to your continued support.

Waheguru Ji ka Khalsa, Waheguru Ji Ke Fateh!

Started as an effort to educate the greater North American community on Sikhs and Sikhism, the Sikh Coalition seeks to safeguard the civil and human rights of all people as well as to promote the Sikh identity and communicate the collective interests of Sikhs to civil society. The Coalition serves as a resource on Sikhs and Sikh concerns for governments, organizations and individuals.

The Sikh Coalition relies on your financial support to sustain its initiatives and broaden its services. In addition to supporting the Sikh Coalition directly, we encourage you to use matching donation programs offered by many employers. The Sikh Coalition is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Thank you for your support.