Just a few words about Nusuru Foundation.
Nusuru is a Swahili term that means to help, assist, save, defend, support or guard. Nusuru Foundation is dream that I had back in 2017. I have always been driven to give back, to help, to assist, to support so Nusuru Foundation was started as a way to help and support the less fortunate. I don't want to live in the kind of world where we don't look out for each other. Not just the people that are close to us, but anybody who needs a helping hand. I can't change the way anybody else thinks, or what they choose to do, but I can do my bit and I strongly believe that If I had the source code, I would change the world. It is often mistakenly believed that charitable organizations and their volunteer activities are unimportant and of little consequence to a country’s economic system, but nothing could be further from the truth. In reality, charitable activities make a vital contribution to the economic, social and political sectors of a nation. In fact, the role of charitable organizations and volunteer work is no less important than the roles of the public and private sectors. Charities provide essential services that positively impact the lives of citizens, such as building hospitals, schools, orphanages and religious centers. Secondly, charitable organizations are a vital partner to the government in many aspects, including personal empowerment and training, fighting poverty, combating social diseases such as drug abuse, and attempting to narrow the deep divide between the rich and poor. Charitable and volunteer work is also the safety valve and supporting pillar for a country’s security due to the preventive roles it plays, especially in fighting extremism, radicalism and criminal acts against humanity. Such work is especially targeted at those who are particularly vulnerable to crime owing to their poverty and harsh conditions. In addition to their social role, charities are also an investment. As such they require professional management and administrative organization that are governed by corporate governance. There are three main obligations — economic, political, and social responsibility. Thus, charities — like private companies — must comply with corporate governance in terms of professionalism, good management, performance and management evaluation, accountability and transparency in all activities. Everything that will be donated will be taken to a charity for homeless people. With winter coming, let's all try to keep those who are less fortunate than us, fed and warm.
