Growing up in an average family, I was blessed with parents who instilled in me the value of kindness and generosity. Our community was a mix of families like mine, but also many who struggled to make ends meet. I remember seeing children and families who didn't have enough to eat, and women who had to walk miles to fetch water. These images stuck with me and shaped my future.

Even as a child, I would give away my snacks or toys to those in need. As I grew older and started earning my first salary, I continued this practice, setting aside a portion of my income to help those less fortunate. It wasn't much, but it was my way of making a difference and also instilling in me the belief that you don’t have to be RICH to render help, HELPING is a state of mind and a lifetime commitment in other words it’s more or less a lifestyle.

One day, I realized that I wasn't just giving out of obligation; I was giving because it brought me joy and fulfillment. I saw the smiles on people's faces, the gratitude in their eyes, and the hope it gave them for a better tomorrow.

This experience sparked the idea for Charm NGO, focused on SDG 2 (Zero Hunger) and SDG 6 (Clean Water and Sanitation). I wanted to create an organization that would not only provide immediate relief but also work towards sustainable solutions.

Today, Charm NGO is dedicated to eradicating hunger and ensuring access to clean water and sanitation for all. We're committed to empowering communities and creating lasting change. Our work is a testament to the power of compassion, kindness, and determination.

I'm proud to lead this journey, and I'm grateful for the support of our team, partners, and donors. Together, we can make a difference and create a brighter future for everyone.