Christmas 2024: A Piece of Cake, a Piece of Kindness

 



Last Christmas, the spirit of the Association MamyNySoa shone brighter than ever.


Walking with Purpose

On December 24, 2024, the day before Christmas, our team took to the streets with a simple but powerful mission: to share love, hope, and solidarity. With a humble piece of cake cut into individual slices and arranged on a tray, ready to be served and donated clothes in the other, we walked through communities, stopping to greet people, pedestrians, and those often overlooked by society.


Clothes Sharing: Warming Bodies and Hearts

We collected and distributed clean, good-quality clothes to those in need. For many, these clothes were more than just protection from the cold, they were a symbol of care and dignity. Whether a jacket for warmth or a shirt to feel seen, each item told someone: “You are worth it.”


A Piece of Cake, A Slice of Joy

In the spirit of togetherness, we also shared pieces of cake on a tray to mark the season. For some, it was the only festive treat they had. But more than food, it was about sharing a moment, a gesture that says, “You’re not forgotten.”



More Than Charity: A Human Connection

We didn't have much, but we gave from the heart. Our goal wasn't big, it was human connection. We offered not just material support, but smiles, conversation, warmth, and dignity.

This act of solidarity was more than charity. It was a statement: “You matter. You are not alone.”


Keeping the Flame of Solidarity Alive

As an association rooted in sharing, education, and empowerment, we believe that true change begins with compassion. And this Christmas, we saw it in action.


Let’s keep building a world where kindness becomes tradition, at Christmas, and every day.

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