WHY SHOULD THE RICH AND THE FORTUNATE GIVE BACK TO SOCIETY-NATIONAL NGO

If you are affluent and healthy it is your moral duty to help the needy and the poor be it physically or financially. Only when you do this do you qualify to be called a human being, because a true human being shares, cares and contributes.



These are the reasons why the rich should give back to society:

·         THE WORLD IS ONE FAMILY

The world is one big family and we should feel one with all as the same creative universal force is in every human being. Thus through National Ngo which is the best NGO in Delhi we get an opportunity in an organized way to contribute to the lives of the children who are part of the less fortunate section of society. Thus by helping others we are actually helping ourselves.

·         WE ARE ALL ONE

As they say in spirituality ‘we are all expressions of the great creative force’ and thus the life in you and the life in me are not separate , the forms may be separate but the life energy is the same and thus we are one at the source and should take care of each other as much as possible.

·         HELPING YOURSELF

If you want to be happy then you will have to expand your boundaries and circle of concern and consider the whole world as yours. Even if your sentiment is not reciprocated still you will get the satisfaction that you did something good for someone and helped save a life.

·         PEACE OF MIND AND HAPPINESS

By helping others and by doing good you get peace of mind and happiness and thus it is a very good idea to volunteer and financially contribute to the fullest of your capacity so that others can be helped and your happiness and joy increasing. It is a fact…Joy is in giving.

·         GIVING IS RECEIVING

When you give you receive blessings and good wishes and your sense of happiness increases and your life becomes beautiful. Help others and you help yourself. And the more selflessly you do it the better you will feel and enjoy the subtler joys of life.

Thus you should start donating and volunteering for National NGO today so that you also feel human and are able to share, care and contribute to the lives of the less fortunate.

ABOUT NATIONAL NGO
National NGO is a non-government social organization which was established in 2012, with the sole purpose of enabling the underprivileged and eternalizing ‘inclusiveness’. We have varied programs for enabling disabled children and getting them back in to the main stream. We also provide shelters for the disabled children at our center at Tughlakabad.


We act as catalyst agents between the donors and the downtrodden, and efficiently and effectively using the funding received, we ensure that the disabled, marginalized and downtrodden are well looked after and given the basic human rights of education and proper nutrition.

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