Our friends,brothers and sisters,
I am writing this letter from the bottom of my heart because I know that there are many who are proud to help those who are vulnerable.
Doninu (Malta) International is an unregistered NGO and operates according to the country’s laws. We do not collect money because we firmly believe that people can help in many other ways.
In the journey we have taken for just over a year since Doninu Malta opened its doors, we have started working for vulnerable individuals, to reduce suffering. Often, we spend time arguing with authorities because we believe in the common good; we believe that every person should maintain their dignity. We believe in the God of Love and not in the God of money, for today the world has been ruled by the pursuit of wealth, and many worship the god of darkness.
We believe that if everyone works together, and because God of Love is with us, we will overcome anyone who tries to use charity deceitfully.
We want to be servants of charity, and not something bigger than others or seeing the little ones as something beneath us. We should not judge anyone. We are here to help, and it is not our job to judge others. We embrace everyone who truly wants to help, without questioning how or why. We hold to the words of the blessed God before anything else, and we do not hide charity for political purposes.
We will be the true shield for the small and vulnerable, and we will fight the argument, not the person. We are not here to serve anyone’s face, and we believe that our focus should be on the God of Love and nothing else. As an organization, and as individuals, we allow everyone their own beliefs. It means nothing if someone does not agree with my political party, religion, or football team. I do not consider them an enemy. Charity should never become a political tool, and we insist on this strongly. For how can I say I believe in the God of Love, and then act against that belief?
I believe there are many people of goodwill who sometimes lose hope in helping because of bureaucratic obstacles created by those who benefit from the lack of such services, perhaps because it hits them financially or challenges their pride. We believe that such people should not be with us. Making mistakes is common for everyone, and I say, anyone who raises their hand has something to smell because no one is perfect in this world. I am not perfect either, my friends, because anyone who thinks they are perfect is the greatest liar.
We also believe that every NGO, organization, or religion has duties to fulfill, and there are certain regulations that must be followed when you are part of an organization. We don’t have many regulations in our organization; the regulations come from above, and we try to follow them as best as we can. These are our seven pillars:
OUR PRINCIPAL RULES:
▪ Feed the hungry
▪ Give water to the thirsty
▪ Clothe the naked
▪ Welcome the homeless
▪ Visit the sick
▪ Visit inmates
▪ Comfort the grieving
And we added one more:
DO NOT JUDGE OTHERS, IF YOU DO NOT WANT TO BE JUDGED.
Doninu Malta is now also connected with various organizations and knightly orders, as we believe in collective effort.
Who is DONINU?
Doninu is every person who helps those in need, without questioning how or why, but from a heart of love. Let’s remember that every problem always comes with a chain of other problems, and no one’s situation is the same. Each individual has their own story.
I remind you that DONINU MALTA is an NGO that cannot collect money, but an NGO of goodwill that believes in love for all. Those of us who run this NGO (unregistered) acknowledge that the Great Leader of this NGO is the blessed God, and we will bow our heads to no one except Him.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart, my friends and brothers in God, and I ask you, if you can, to help these vulnerable individuals. Do not hesitate, and we believe that the blessed God will repay you in this life itself for all you do for your brothers and sisters.
YOUR BROTHER PIERRE
