I am not involved with a certain religion. I am a member of the Satya Sai Baba organization that supports any religion that has the tenets of freedom of expression where love of God is concerned. We have Buddhists, Muslims, Christians, Jewish faith, all faiths are welcome for each is an individual expression of the whole which God represents. Therefore, athiests are welcome although we believe in God. A lot of people come in with a certain idea of what this is all about, and leave enlightened and encouraged to either follow their own path and be the best Christian, Muslim, Jew, etc. or they embrace the teachings of Satya Sai Baba and realize that TRUTH is TRUTH and all are ONE no matter how you express it.Does your religion help with resources such as food, clothing, shelter for the homless or those who have fallen on hard times when needed?
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These kind of things don't dominate our news screens but it's a fact that members of the North Kensington Muslim Community laid on an impromptu meal for those whose lives were ripped apart by the Grenfell Tower tragedy.

It is also little know that Muslims are among Britain’s most generous givers, topping a poll of religious groups that donate to charity, according to new research.
According to the ICM poll of 4,000 people, Muslims who donated to charity in 2012 gave an average of almost £371 each, with Jewish givers averaging just over £270 per person, Protestants £202, Roman Catholics giving slightly more than £178, with other Christians slightly less than £178 while atheists, by contrast, donated an average of £116 when they gave to charity
