First project initiated by Jagsul Foundation (Journey to faith)

A Heartwarming Start:

Jagsul Foundation’s “Project Warmth – A Journey to Faith” Touches Lives
Kathmandu, Gothatar-9 – Jagsul Foundation marked its debut initiative, “Project Warmth – A Journey to Faith,” on 18th January,2025 (Saturday) with an inspiring act of generosity and community service. This remarkable project focused on collecting wearable clothes from various donors, aiming to bring comfort and warmth to underprivileged children. Early in the morning, the dedicated members of Jagsul Foundation meticulously sorted the clothes, selecting the best ones for donation.

The foundation, whose primary mission revolves around the welfare and development of children, partnered with Future Hope Nepal – Children Home, an orphanage located in Gothatar-9, Kathmandu. This institution is spearheaded by none other than Rita Siwakoti, a renowned actress in the Nepali entertainment industry. Known for her stellar performances in numerous serials, Siwakoti has also made a name for herself as a compassionate caretaker.

During the visit, the members of Jagsul Foundation engaged in a heartfelt conversation session with Rita Siwakoti. She shared her inspiring journey of establishing the orphanage, which began with a single child and has now grown to shelter and nurture over 20 children. Siwakoti expressed her immense joy in seeing the younger generation actively contributing to social causes and emphasized the importance of service in building a compassionate society.

The foundation members also shared their objectives, expressing gratitude to Future Hope Nepal for providing a platform to launch “Project Warmth.” They assured the children and the orphanage of their continued support, announcing that their next initiative focused on skill development would also begin at this very location.

The highlight of the event was the formal handover of the collected clothes by JF Jay Kumar Yadav, the PR Officer of Jagsul Foundation. The members then toured the orphanage and were deeply impressed by the talents and enthusiasm of the children. The visit left them motivated to undertake more community-focused projects in the near future.

Looking ahead, Jagsul Foundation plans to expand its outreach through a series of initiatives, ranging from community service to skill development programs. With “Project Warmth,” the foundation has not only provided comfort to children in need but has also sown the seeds of hope and inspiration.

As the foundation continues its journey, it stands as a testament to the power of youth-driven change and the profound impact of selfless service in the coming days of Jagsul Foundation.