Siketis Nergi (Sapling of kindness) is a nonprofit organization based in Georgia, dedicated to supporting children and elderly people from families living below the poverty line. Our mission is to bring dignity, hope, and practical help to those who struggle the most - by providing food, essential medicine, hygiene products, and assistance with utility payments. We believe that no one should face hunger, loneliness, or cold simply because of poverty. Through our volunteers and community partners, we deliver daily care, compassion, and consistent support to the most vulnerable members of society. Beyond physical aid, we aim to restore emotional connection and a sense of belonging - remindin... read more Siketis Nergi (Sapling of kindness) is a nonprofit organization based in Georgia, dedicated to supporting children and elderly people from families living below the poverty line. Our mission is to bring dignity, hope, and practical help to those who struggle the most - by providing food, essential medicine, hygiene products, and assistance with utility payments. We believe that no one should face hunger, loneliness, or cold simply because of poverty. Through our volunteers and community partners, we deliver daily care, compassion, and consistent support to the most vulnerable members of society. Beyond physical aid, we aim to restore emotional connection and a sense of belonging - reminding people that they are seen, valued, and not alone. Our work is about more than survival - it's about rebuilding hope and showing that kindness can change lives, one person at a time. Our organization is vetted and recognized on GlobalGiving and is eligible for participation in corporate giving platforms such as Benevity, reflecting our commitment to transparency, accountability, and responsible project management.
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