We had the esteemed privilege of being in the presence of one of the keenest social entrepreneur this country is proud to have, Mr. Nimesh Sumati Shah. Mr. Shah is
Nimesh bhai to everyone in the Caring Friends Family. Caring friends is a unique platform with a large number of donors and organisations that are doing a stupendous job in their respective fields. Caring friends identifies such organisations, supports them in the manner that is needed by them and eventually works towards ensuring that they should become independent and self sustaining. It is when we meet people like them we realise that more than people who take initiatives for combating social problems it is more important to have more people who are there to support those who …show more content…
He confessed this experience has humbled him and taught him so many things in so many ways that he’s grateful to God for giving him the ability to do it.
His biggest concern is that the overall trust in the society is slowly decreasing and we are truly becoming a very lonely species. Instad of coming together as a species and being there for each other we are so suspicious of each other’s intentions that we like second opinions, confirmations, and without them we don’t take any rational decisions. Moreover if we act without any of them we are the one who are called fools by peers even if the opinion has been given by a doctor, engineer, electrician etc… not just NGOs. For that reason he doesn’t have any MoUs in Caring Friends.
“There is no bottom line, no register, no treasurer, no secretary, no president, just the cheque”.
There are two different things in terms of operations and policies that Caring Friends does which is different from other NGOs of a similar kind.
1. Staff Welfare Fund:
Many founders sacrifice their own children’s education for their cause or are not able to direct enough money for their own family because their NGO requires
Nimesh bhai to everyone in the Caring Friends Family. Caring friends is a unique platform with a large number of donors and organisations that are doing a stupendous job in their respective fields. Caring friends identifies such organisations, supports them in the manner that is needed by them and eventually works towards ensuring that they should become independent and self sustaining. It is when we meet people like them we realise that more than people who take initiatives for combating social problems it is more important to have more people who are there to support those who …show more content…
He confessed this experience has humbled him and taught him so many things in so many ways that he’s grateful to God for giving him the ability to do it.
His biggest concern is that the overall trust in the society is slowly decreasing and we are truly becoming a very lonely species. Instad of coming together as a species and being there for each other we are so suspicious of each other’s intentions that we like second opinions, confirmations, and without them we don’t take any rational decisions. Moreover if we act without any of them we are the one who are called fools by peers even if the opinion has been given by a doctor, engineer, electrician etc… not just NGOs. For that reason he doesn’t have any MoUs in Caring Friends.
“There is no bottom line, no register, no treasurer, no secretary, no president, just the cheque”.
There are two different things in terms of operations and policies that Caring Friends does which is different from other NGOs of a similar kind.
1. Staff Welfare Fund:
Many founders sacrifice their own children’s education for their cause or are not able to direct enough money for their own family because their NGO requires