We believe that through small or medium-sized personal and local projects, to be able to impact a large number of people both in the setting of action, as well as in the donor position.
o We aspire to set a model for others in telling about our projects and their impact, and to encourage individuals to take initiative in helping others, instead of viewing the task as too large.
o We also wish to give the opportunity to those who have the means but not the time to help, by means of donations.
o We intend to collaborate with individuals who are motivated to provide humanitarian aid by exchanging ideas and connexions.
We believe in keeping the donors as informed as possible by means of blogging, letters and email, so that they can see the direct effect of their donations. We vow to do our best to communicate who was involved and who was helped, why we chose that particular project and how much it cost.
We believe in precise projects with precise goals, and we try to establish a precise price as soon as we can. This being because the impact is more visible to the volunteer, the manager and helpers of the project, as well as the donors. This is the best way to keep the operations between donors, volunteers and ‘receivers’ as transparent as possible.
We believe in engaging the local people as much as possible,
o By telling them about the projects and the association, so that those with the intention to bring aid know who to contact, but also to bring awareness to the more fortunate in the country that their help would also be significant.
o By creating jobs in the scheme of this project so as to render the projects as close to local conditions as possible. We inform ourselves as to the price of work in the setting we are serving, so as to give the assistance in our projects as fair a price as possible.
We aim to encourage people to take action in helping the less fortunate. We want to eliminate any presupposition that one is too young to help or to take action, and we wish to bring people to realize that the smallest action or donation can help.