PoTA Seva
We are proud to present PoTA Seva, a new initiative of the Poland Telugu Association (PoTA), founded on the values of compassion, service, and social responsibility.
This is not just an act of charity — it’s a collective responsibility and a reflection of our deepest values: gratitude, unity, and humanity. Through PoTA Seva, we are committed to giving back to the Polish community and honouring the nation that has so warmly welcomed us.
Initiative One: Feeding with Purpose
NO ONE SHOULD GO HUNGRY!
As our first initiative, PoTA Seva has joined hands with the Warsaw Seva team, which has been conducting weekly food donation camps at the Palace of Culture and Science — the heart of Warsaw — since 2017. This partnership marks a significant step in PoTA’s ongoing dedication to community service and solidarity.
A Tradition of Giving – Now Stronger Together
On the second Sunday of every month, PoTA Seva volunteers, alongside the Warsaw Seva team, serve delicious, nutritious meals at this iconic location.
To make a meaningful impact, PoTA proudly covers all expenses for the food camp on that day, offering a heartfelt contribution from the Telugu community to the people of Poland.
Join Us in This Noble Cause
Every meal served is a message of care. Every smile is a reminder of our shared humanity.
We welcome volunteers, donors, and well-wishers to join us in this mission —
because NO ONE SHOULD GO HUNGRY!
Support PoTA Seva
Help us continue this initiative and expand its reach:
• Donate Now
• Volunteer with Us
• Spread the Word
Together, let’s build a stronger, more compassionate community —
where service knows no boundaries, and no one goes to bed hungry.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) – PoTA Seva: Feeding with Purpose
1. What is PoTA Seva?
PoTA Seva is a community service initiative by the Poland Telugu Association (PoTA), established to promote compassion, social responsibility, and active service within the Polish community.
2. What is the "Feeding with Purpose" initiative?
“Feeding with Purpose” is PoTA Seva’s first initiative, launched in partnership with the Warsaw Seva team. It focuses on providing warm, nutritious meals to those in need every second Sunday of the month in the heart of Warsaw.
3. Where is the food camp conducted?
The food donation camp is held at the Palace of Culture and Science in central Warsaw, a historic and easily accessible location.
4. Who organizes and funds the meals?
PoTA Seva volunteers organize the meal distribution, and PoTA fully sponsors the cost of the food served during the second Sunday of each month.
5. How can I volunteer for this initiative?
We welcome all individuals willing to contribute their time and energy. Please contact us at contact@pota.com.pl to sign up.
6. How can I donate to support this cause?
Donations can be made online; it’s simple and convenient. Just click the Donate button on this page to contribute directly and help us continue our mission. Your support helps cover food costs, logistics, and enables us to reach more people every month.
7. Who benefits from the food camps?
The food camps provide support to needy individuals and families across the Warsaw community, offering warm meals to those who require assistance.
8. Is this initiative limited to the Telugu community?
Not at all. While PoTA organizes the initiative, it is open to all. We serve everyone in need, and volunteers and donors from all backgrounds are welcome.
9. How long has this initiative been running?
PoTA Seva started this collaboration in 2025, building on the ongoing efforts of the Warsaw Seva team, which has been serving since 2017.
10. How else can I help besides donating or volunteering?
You can support us by spreading the word on social media, encouraging friends and family to get involved, or helping us connect with sponsors or local businesses.
