By MARINA KHETSURIANI | Project leader
Nepal Is Not Forgotten — Every Act of Kindness Matters
For us, Nepal is not just another humanitarian crisis. It is a responsibility that weighs heavily on our hearts and remains among our highest priorities.
Behind every report of destruction, there are human lives. Children who deserve to sleep without fear. Elderly people who should never have to face hunger, cold, or abandonment. Families who have lost the security of their homes and are struggling to find hope in the ruins of their former lives.
We believe that God sees every step taken to help those who suffer. Every hand extended in compassion, every sacrifice made for a stranger, every act of kindness offered without expecting anything in return. Nothing done with genuine love is ever insignificant in His eyes.
Helping those in need is more than charity. It is our sacred duty before God and our moral responsibility before humanity.
At SIKETIS NERGI — Sapling of Kindness, the suffering of Nepal's people remains close to our hearts. Distance does not diminish responsibility. Borders do not make a child's tears less painful, nor an elderly person's loneliness less deserving of compassion.
We cannot undo the destruction. We cannot restore every lost home or erase every painful memory. But we can refuse to turn away. We can continue raising awareness, calling for solidarity, and seeking the support needed to turn compassion into meaningful assistance.
Nepal must not be forgotten when the headlines fade.
To every person who believes that kindness is a duty, not a choice: your compassion matters. Your willingness to stand beside people you may never meet matters.
May God guide our steps, strengthen our determination, and bless every hand that reaches toward those in need.
Because one day, we will be accountable not only for what we achieved, but also for how we responded when others were suffering.
The people of Nepal still need hope. And we must never stop caring.
SIKETIS NERGI — Sapling of Kindness
www.siketisnergi.com
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