Purpose-Driven Year - Mistah Foundation

Purpose-Driven Year

Date: 14 Apr, 2016  No Comments

What could be the best possible way to kickstart the year right? To try and continue what we’ve been doing best by picking up right where we left things off, that is.

For me, ones attitude behind this sacred act really matters. It reflects ones intent which pretty sums up his/her life’s objectives attributed to that person’s upbringing, society surrounded to, moral tendencies and overall principles. I think this was what Apostle Paul was talking about when he said these ever popular lines a long time ago:

“Each one must do just as he has purposed in his heart, not grudgingly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver.”

It’s in human nature that once we are able to share what we already have and find ourselves blessed enough to be doing such as those – more as a privilege than an abligation or a mere conscious effort – there is this sigh of fulfilment deep in our innerselves that seemingly resembles a purely refined oil; pouring freely into a growing flame beneath a stack of piled, dried twigs eventually torches everything and burning the whole thing up. That fire is the desire of our heart of hearts. It is the will to extend an outstretched arm in aid of someone who needs it out there, somewhere. Pay it Forward, keep it going.

There is hope; not just a glimmer of it. And rightfully so, that hope is within us — it was there all along and will always will be.

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2015 proved to be a better year not just for us, but for everyone who stays optimistic. This time around, the law enforcers of PNP San Fabian in Pangasinan headed by Police Chief Inspector Crisante Pagaduan Sadino is the recent beneficiary of donation from Mistah Foundation. Three (3) brand new latest version of Toshiba laptops and complete office supplies and equipments was handed over last January 9 to the police station being well received by P/I Pablo Ballad Tumbali. We hope that this gadget would be of a help to their operations as a great addition to the work station.