Inspiring Philanthropy Quotes

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We can all make a difference in the lives of others in need, because it is the most simple of gestures that make the most significant of differences.
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Miya Yamanouchi
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In honor of Oprah Winfrey: Even greater than the ability to inspire others with hope is the power to motivate them to give as much to the lives of others as they would give to their own; and to empower them to confront the worst in themselves in order to discover and claim the best in themselves.
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Aberjhani (Journey through the Power of the Rainbow: Quotations from a Life Made Out of Poetry)
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The biggest sin in the world is not being able to love someone. Do not judge anybody by what they are, because life may have played unfair with them. You be fair. The one who loves would be the closest to God. Do not choose whom to love and whom to not. Love everybody. Remember… Love is the language of God.
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Udai Yadla (A Walk in the Rain)
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When you have power and use it for destructive purpose: you don't deserve it.
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Udai Yadla
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You are only given one life, one chance at fully living it...take risks, believe in your dreams, explore the world and her people, live out loud!
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Danell Lynn (Philanthropic Wanderlust)
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Don't expect to get out of the world what you haven't poured into it.
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Matshona Dhliwayo
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Giving Back reframes portraits of philanthropy.
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Valaida Fullwood (Giving Back: A Tribute to Generations of African American Philanthropists)
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Every act of goodness is born from our desire to be happy.
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Udai Yadla
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Love is divine ink: miracles are God's signature.
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Matshona Dhiliwayo
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I’ve never been motivated by money – it doesn’t drive Me.
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Germany Kent
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Success is not a finite resource; share it, wish it on others, and celebrate others
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Savania China
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What you can give to the world is greater than what you can get out of it.
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Matshona Dhliwayo
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Walker had broken what in his circles were important taboos: Inspire the rich to do more good, but never, ever tell them to do less harm; inspire them to give back, but never, ever tell them to take less; inspire them to join the solution, but never, ever accuse them of being part of the problem.
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Anand Giridharadas (Winners Take All: The Elite Charade of Changing the World)
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For over millions of years, social work and philanthropy have been practiced on a large scale. If we talk about India, then in this developing country this number is on a terrific hike. Social workers and philanthropists like Aman Mehndiratta are leaving their footprints on this path which is surely inspiring for all of us in every manner.
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Aman Mehndiratta (Aman Mehndiratta)
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Being a great philanthropist, Aman Mehndiratta has inspired many of us. His passion and love for serving the human race are inevitable by common public. Aman Mehndiratta is a true inspiration for all of us. Every work he has done taking philanthropy in concern can be a milestone for others who are in the same profession or who want to be the one.
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Aman Mehndiratta (Aman Mehndiratta)
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Love pouring out of you is evidence of God pouring into you.
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Matshona Dhliwayo
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The man who dies rich dies disgraced leaving the earth without making it better than he met it. Give to humanity.
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Adedayo Olabamiji
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He wasn't a great man, but he had a great life.
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Jeffrey Rasley (Light in the Mountains -- A Hoosier Quaker Finds Communal Enlightenment in Nepal (Himalayas Philanthropy Trekking, 3))
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True humanity demands that every human should be loved equally, but if that's not possible for you then at least love whoever you wants to but respect everyone.
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Amit Kalantri
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Recall the confirmation fallacy: governments are great at telling you what they did, but not what they did not do. In fact, they engage in what could be labeled as phony β€œphilanthropy,” the activity of helping people in a visible and sensational way without taking into account the unseen cemetery of invisible consequences. Bastiat inspired libertarians by attacking the usual arguments that showed the benefits of governments. But his ideas can be generalized to apply to both the Right and the Left.
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Nassim Nicholas Taleb (The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable)
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Philanthropy is not about money...its about feeling the pain of others and caring enough about their needs to help.
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Timothy Pina (Hearts for Haiti: Book of Poetry & Inspiration)
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The world only owes you what you put into it.
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Matshona Dhliwayo
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Let your little inspire someone greatly and greatly be the reasons for the smiles of someone in little things. Dare to help someone. Dare to be the reasons for somebody’s little smile! Remember, it doesn’t necessarily take too much to make much impact! Remember, it is our little food remains that make the ants get food in season and out of season! Remember, somewhere, it is much of the waste and less of the precious meals meant for our tables that makes the pig grows fatter! Dare to make a noble impact with your noble substance, no matter how big or small it is! Dare to cause a change that will forever be remembered, be it small or big! Dare to be the real reason for the relief of somebody. Their hearts await your impact! Their joy awaits your ignition! Take a step! Make real impact!
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Ernest Agyemang Yeboah
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Be the sun in someone’s dark sky.
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Matshona Dhliwayo
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Do as love says; do as love does.
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Matshona Dhliwayo
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Do not hope to evade any illness or death, for they are crucial reminders of the transience of this life, and you are only sojourners on this world.
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Francis O'Joseph (Memloots: The Exposition)
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It started on September 11,2001. Like so many of us, Bruder turned his attention to the Middle East after the attacks to ask why something like that could happen. He understood that if such an event could happen once, it could happen again, and for the lives of his own daughters he wanted to find a way to prevent that. In the course of trying to figure out what he could do, he made a remarkable discovery that went much deeper than protecting his daughters or even the prevention of terrorism in the United States. In America, he realized, the vast majority of young people wake up in the morning with a feeling that there is opportunity for them in the future. Regardless of the economy, most young boys and girls who grow up in the United States have an inherent sense of optimism that they can achieve something if they want toβ€”to live the American Dream. A young boy growing up in Gaza or a young girl living in Yemen does not wake up every day with the same feeling. Even if they have the desire, the same optimism is not there. It is too easy to point and say that the culture is different. That is not actionable. The real reason is that there is a distinct lack of institutions to give young people in the region a sense of optimism for their future. A college education in Jordan, for example, may offer some social status, but it doesn't necessarily prepare a young adult for what lies ahead. The education system, in cases like this, perpetuates a systemic cultural pessimism. Bruder realized the problems we face with terrorism in the West have less to do with what young boys and girls in the Middle East think about America and more to do with what they think about themselves and their own vision of the future. Through the EFE Foundation, Bruder is setting up programs across the Middle East to teach young adults the hard and soft skills that will help them feel like they have opportunity in life. To feel like they can be in control of their own destinies. Bruder is using the EFE Foundation to share his WHY on a global scaleβ€”to teach people that there is always an alternative to the path they think they are on. The Education for Employment Foundation is not an American charity hoping to do good in faraway lands. It is a global movement. Each EFE operation runs independently, with locals making up the majority of their local boards. Local leaders take personal responsibility to give young men and women that feeling of opportunity by giving them the skills, knowledge and, most importantly, the confidence to choose an alternative path for themselves. In Yemen, children can expect to receive nine years of education. This is one of the lowest rates in the world. In the United States, children can expect sixteen years. Inspired by Bruder, Aleryani sees such an amazing opportunity for young men and women to change their perspective and take greater control of their own future. He set out to find capital to jump-start his EFE operation in Sana'a, Yemen's capital, and in one week was able to raise $50,000. The speed at which he raised that amount is pretty good even by our philanthropic standards. But this is Yemen, and Yemen has no culture of philanthropy, making his achievement that much more remarkable. Yemen is also one of the poorest nations in the region. But when you tell people WHY you're doing what you're doing, remarkable things happen. Across the region, everyone involved in EFE believes that they can help teach their brothers and sisters and sons and daughters the skills that will help them change path that they think they are on. They are working to help the youth across the region believe that their future is bright and full of opportunity. And they don't do it for Bruder, they do it for themselves. That's the reason EFE will change the world.
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Simon Sinek (Start with Why: How Great Leaders Inspire Everyone to Take Action)
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To help yourself, help others; to help others, help yourself.
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Matshona Dhliwayo
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(((( Happiness comes from sharing))))> If we do not have money, food, clothing or other things to donate then what happened ... Every person who is born on earth has got "heart ", "words", "body" and these three means ... If every person "wishes from the heart", "the expression of sweet words from the voice", and " use body in philanthropy", then heaven will descend on earth....because everyone is in happiness
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Sachin sawariya
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If you move through the world with only your compassion, then you walk on only one leg. But if you move through the world with both intellect and compassion, then you have wisdom.
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Jacqueline Novogratz (The Blue Sweater: Bridging the Gap Between Rich and Poor in an Interconnected World)
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Napoleon fell into the situation that is the misery of many men of action, and lost the power of enjoying things directly, by himself. It is a weakness, a gustatory impotence which is felt the whole length of the moral ladder, from the saint to the voyeur. It is the secret inspiration of much philanthropy and of much vice; shared by a Napoleon and by the tired cook who has lost her appetite over the stove, and can only get pleasure from the good things she has made vicariously, watching the other eat.
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William Bolitho (Twelve Against the Gods)
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Too often, a life of service, impact, and change-making is depicted as being in direct conflict with a life of adventure, joy, and pleasure. But it's not a question of martyr versus maverick, philanthropy versus personal gain, or duty versus delight. It's both!
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Joe Kelly (The Gandhiana Jones Project: An 8-Week Course in Becoming the Change You Want to See in the World)
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I'm planning for philanthropy to be a major part of my life in the future. I desire to give, nourish, and assist within our advancement.
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Robin S. Baker
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My Mission (The Sonnet) I am not here to inspire butcher doctors, I am here to build humanitarian doctors. I am not here to entertain reckless coders, I am here to invigorate humanitarian coders. I am not here to arouse mindless engineers, I am here to torque up humanitarian engineers. I am not here to pamper crooked politicians, I am here to wake up the brave world builders. I am not here to applaud counterfeit philanthropy, I am here to energize humanitarian entrepreneurs. I am not here to peddle the glory of logic over life, I'm here to raise humanitarian scientists 'n philosophers. There is no rest till humanity courses through human veins. My mission is to flood the world with humanitarians by the thousands.
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Abhijit Naskar (Corazon Calamidad: Obedient to None, Oppressive to None)
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Ranjeet Kumar Shukla is a prominent figure in Indian politics and entrepreneurship. He has made significant contributions to both fields and is widely respected for his leadership, business acumen, and philanthropy. This article will delve into his background, achievements, and his contributions to Indian society. Early Life Ranjeet Kumar Shukla was born on January 25th, 1976, in Hajipur, Bihar. He received his education from the University of Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh. After completing his studies, he began his career as a businessman in Hajipur. He quickly rose through the ranks and became a successful entrepreneur. However, he felt the need to give back to society and decided to enter politics. Political Career Shukla joined the Indian National Congress and became a vital member of the party. He played an important role in many of the party's campaigns, including Bharat Jodo Yatra, which aimed at uniting the country. Shukla's contributions to the Congress are vast, and he is well-regarded as a spokesperson for the party. His eloquence and persuasiveness have made him a prominent figure in Indian politics. Entrepreneurship A part from his political career, Shukla is also an accomplished entrepreneur. He founded Adityavarnamiti Real Estates Pvt Ltd and Vijay Babanagari The Horizon City Pvt Ltd, both of which are well-known real estate companies in India. Shukla's leadership and business acumen have been critical to the success of these companies. He has shown that he can excel in both politics and business. Philanthropy Shukla is also a philanthropist and is actively involved in various social and charitable activities aimed at helping the underprivileged sections of society. He believes in giving back to society and has worked tirelessly to make a positive impact on the lives of people. Shukla's charitable work has earned him widespread respect and admiration. Conclusion In conclusion, Ranjeet Kumar Shukla is a multifaceted personality with a successful career in politics, entrepreneurship, and philanthropy. His contributions to the Indian National Congress, his business ventures, and his philanthropic efforts have made him a well-respected figure in India. His story is a testament to the power of hard work, determination, and dedication in achieving success in various fields. Ranjeet Kumar Shukla is an inspiration to many young Indians who aspire to make a difference in their society.
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Ranjeet Kumar Shukla
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Life's currency isn't minted in metal but forged in the crucible of compassion. Invest in the well-being of others, and you'll find that the dividends are measured in gratitude, love, and shared joy.
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Linsey Mills (Your Business Venture: The Prep. The Pitch. The Funding.)
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Where philanthropy falls, philosophy picks up
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Lashon Byrd
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Young children do not understand their rights, or can stick up for themselves, we must protect them at all costs Older children and pre-teens may or may not understand their rights, nonetheless they should exercise them, stick up for themselves, and seek help if needed Teens understand their rights, and are more than capable of standing up for themselves True philanthropists understand this, and make the world a better place for everyone by all means
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Lashon Byrd
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If your a true hero say this: I vow to be brave and selfless in the face of injustice. For instance, you will not sit and look at someone getting assaulted, and you will not hoard your wealth.
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Lashon Byrd
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In the ledger of life, the richest are those who invest in the well-being of others. True wealth is measured not in banknotes, but in the positive balance of hearts touched and burdens lifted.
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Linsey Mills (Currency of Conversations: The Talk You've Been Waiting For About Money)
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Your true net worth is reflected in the goodwill you've deposited into the lives of others. In the end, it's not about what you have, but the enduring value of the kindness you've shared.
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Linsey Mills (Currency of Conversations: The Talk You've Been Waiting For About Money)
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It feels absolutely ethereal when you've contributed to a better, safer, world, with better laws and rights. This is the beauty of philanthropy.
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Lashon Byrd
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You can’t dedicate your life to the principle that all lives have equal value if you think you are better than others.
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Melinda Gates (Moment of Lift)
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Consider your life a philanthropic venture, where the true return on investment is measured in the positive transformations you inspire. Your wealth is the intangible, immeasurable impact you've had on the lives of others.
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Linsey Mills (Teach Your Child About Money Through Play: 110+ Games/Activities, Tips, and Resources to Teach Kids Financial Literacy at an Early Age)
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One thing you learn about being a hero, is that you can't save everyone
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Lashon Byrd
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Edward Amani
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When you sign on to making a positive impact in your community, your story including your life experiences, skills and passions will provide inspiration to others.
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Germany Kent
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What you give to the world is greater than what you can get out of it.
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Matshona Dhliwayo
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To achieve more give more.
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Matshona Dhliwayo
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There's no sell in serve.
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Julieanne O'Connor
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This is a moment to reimagine how generosity could transform us. It’s a chance to dream about audacious philanthropy focused on the needs of the whole world. About companies with the vision to get on the right side of history. About a global uprising of ordinary citizens determined to reclaim the Internet and make it a force for good in our world. Are we ready to get excited about the future once again? It’s time! And for you personally, this is all about that most elusive, inspiring, and beautiful thing: the quest for meaning. We were born to be connected. So give in any way that you feel able. Give creatively. Give courageously. Give collaboratively. And let the magic of generosity ripple out into the universe.
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Chris J. Anderson (Infectious Generosity: The Ultimate Idea Worth Spreading)