On 20th September 2014, the Sathya Sai Centre of Tampa Bay, Florida, organised a vision care camp with the support of government and community organisations. The camp, held at the Pinellas County Health Department in St. Petersburg, served 105 patients. Volunteers included three ophthalmologists,
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During August–September 2014, the SSIO of USA, Mid-Atlantic Region, conducted six workshops and training sessions for about 200 people, in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and the use of an automated defibrillator device.
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On 6th September 2014, the Sathya Sai Centre of Raleigh, North Carolina, in collaboration with the Pullen Memorial Baptist Church, hosted a third Free Healthcare Day. Medical, dental, and vision services were provided by more than 100 volunteers,
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On 23rd August 2014, Sathya Sai Young Adults of the Mid-Atlantic Region organised an Annual Sports Day event at St. James School in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. As part of this all-day event, the Young Adults
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Sathya Sai devotees from Regions 1, 2 and 3 held their annual retreats from 23th to 26th May 2014. These events included inspiring talks, meditation, bhajans, workshops and cultural programmes.
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On 3rd and 4th May 2014, nearly 800 devotees on the East coast of the United States celebrated Easwaramma day in two separate events in New Jersey and Washington DC.
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Bhagawan’s Mahasamadhi was observed across the USA by Sathya Sai volunteers who participated in Jyothi (Light) Meditation and provided food and humanitarian care to thousands of needy people.
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Sai Centres in Southern California, USA observed Bhagawan’s Mahasamadhi with days of service across the sunny region.
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A first Sathya Sai health camp in New York City was organised at East Elmhurst in Queens, New York, on 19th April 2014. Over 65 medical and non-medical volunteers, including internists, specialists, nurses and medical assistants, provided health care services.
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Sathya Sai volunteers in Southern California organised the annual Corona medical camp on 15th March 2014 for the benefit of local low-income, immigrant families. Over 600 medical professionals and volunteers provided health care services to 607 needy patients,
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