SCORE is a faith-based non-profit organization dedicated to creating awareness of the Sikh religion and the Sikh people in US and around the Globe and promoting the values of justice, equality and brotherhood imbibed in Sikh religion. It aims to provide a platform for interfaith dialogue to create a peaceful coexistence of all faiths.

 People of many faiths (including Sikhs) gather to remember 9/11 attacks
Believers across the nation heard from faith leaders this weekend as millions of Americans wrestled with the spiritual challenges and lessons of 9/11.
 Obama Greets Sikhs on Guru Nanak's Birth Anniversary and hosts an event at the White House
Washington, Nov 20, 2010: The Obama White House for the second time celebrated Gurparab, Guru Nanak's birth anniversary on November 19, 2010, two days ahead of the actual date when millions of Sikhs will be celebrating this anniversary in their respective congregations in America and all over the world.
 Sikhism and Guru Nanak mentioned by President Obama at the State Dinner for Indian Prime Minister
Washington, December 1, 2009: President Obama very proudly mentioned the first White House celebration of the anniversary of Guru Nanak while leading a toast at the State Dinner in honor of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. He said, 'Many of your were here when as President I hosted the Diwali at the White House, the festival of lights'.
 Sikhs add their voice in fight against Climate Change, UN Head calls a 'Moral issue'
World faith leaders with UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon (center) along with Prince Philip London, November 5, 2009, : Sikh Environmental activists Baba Sewa Singh and Baba Balbir Singh Seechewal from Punjab were among 200 leaders from the world's major religious faiths including Hindus and Sikhs gathered at Windsor Castle, near London
 American Lawmakers Vow to Support the Sikh Drive to Enter United States Armed Forces
Washington, May 21, 2009 - Sat Sri Akal, the traditional Sikh greeting, is how Congressmen from various states, one after the other, came to welcome the Sikhs and also commit to taking action to remove restrictions which preclude Sikhs from serving in the United States Armed Forces.
 Sikhs in Canada deliberate on Climate change coinciding with Copenhagen, Baba Sewa Singh of Punjab honored for his Environmental Activism.
Press ReleaseDecember 16, 2009For Immediate ReleaseBaba Sewa Singh(center) and Dr. Rajwant Singh (left) being honored by Jasjit Singh Bhuller (right), President of Dixie Road Gurdwara in Toronto. Former president Kulwant Singh and Secretary Harbans Singh Jandali in the background.