The Maidenhead and Slough centres of HSS Sewa, part of the Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh (UK), raised £1,834.72 for Slough Outreach through the walk on April 27. Saroj Mistry, coordinator for HSS Sewa, said: "Homelessness exposes people to devastating hardships, vulnerability, and often leads to a cycle of poverty. HSS Sewa has previously raised funds for The Baby Bank Berkshire and the Thames Valley Adventure Playground. "Today’s event in support of Slough Outreach is a shining example of true community spirit." The cheque for more than £1,800 being presented to Slough Outreach (Image: Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh (UK)) Adrian Wilson, who accepted the donation on behalf of Slough Outreach, said: "This money will help us do what we do.