Imagine if your local bakery, a university, and a monster truck rally of volunteers all had a baby. That baby would be the Nishkam Sewak Jatha (GNSJ for those of us who struggle with jaw muscles). Founded in the 1950s by a gentleman who basically invented the "just do good" philosophy, it’s a Sikh charity that runs on sewa—that’s volunteer service. But not the polite, "I’ll hold the door for you" kind. This is the "we’ll feed 10,000 people before brunch" kind.
The name literally translates to "the selfless servant group." They’ve taken "being nice" and turned it into an Olympic sport, but without the medals and with 100% more lentil curry.
