During the pandemic, New Zealanders were very willing to help and support each other. I myself witnessed thousands of food parcels, loaves of bread, and milk being distributed by the Indian community. Here I would like to acknowledge some of the organisations that took this lead and distributed thousands of food parcels which included the Supreme Sikh Society, BAPS Avondale, BAPS Hamilton, BAPS Christchurch, Bharatiya Mandir, Auckland Indian Association, Gurdwara Dukh Niwaran in Papakura, Sikh Sangat in Tauranga, Gurdwara Guru Amardas Ji in Rotorua, and many more. They all came together to help those vulnerable who could not have access to their basic needs, and there were very generous people from all over the region, the Bay of Plenty, Hawke's Bay, and Pukekohe. They provided vegetables, fruit, and other things for the people who were in need of those things. From the bottom of my heart I thank all the donors for their generosity, which brought all New Zealanders together. There are more than 100 ethnicities in Auckland itself, and they all came together to support the vulnerable. 