Humanitarians Of The World Inc.- The Story of Dr. Abbey Muneer (January 2021)
Issue Five- January 2021:
By Mercedes Barreto
Humanitarians of the World, Inc. (HOTWINC), www.hotwinc.org is also a not for profit 503(c) tax-exempt organization.
One of the goals of HOTWINC is to broadcast Humanitarian activities taking place throughout the world via its official online TV, “World Liberty TV Humanitarian Channel” located at www.worldlibertytv.org.
Another goal of the organization is to recognize those individuals and entities that provide humanitarian services through charitable acts or activities throughout the world. Medals of recognition will be awarded to those whose humanitarian efforts assist, support, and further the economic, social, mental, and physical well-being of the underprivileged, disenfranchised, suffering, and/or downtrodden people of the world, as a way of honoring them at the annual fundraising galas, and eventually HOTWINC Hall of Fame annual events.
Then, my grandfather, a wise man, and my biggest mentor had asked me, “How are you going to help these dying kids in Sudan?” I said to him, “I had some money, and can send it to them.” He then asked me, “How much do you have?” I responded to him that I had 10 English pounds (around $20 US Dollars). He then told me, “That’s a good start, but you need to raise much more to save lives.” He told me that he would help me organize a run, across the distance of 120 miles, over a time span of 3 days., and told me to have family members, friends, and local businesses sponsor me per mile.
My grandfather took me around to many people who were very impressed with what I was doing at age 8, and they sponsored me very generously. I was able to complete the run in 4 days. I ended up raising close to 4,000 Pounds (approx $ 8,000.00 US. Dollars), which was a huge amount of money at that time.
When do you recall this organization got its start?
“In 1986, I moved to New York City, and approximately 2 years after that, I started an organization called ‘Help Against Drugs Org’, helping children get involved in sports instead of hanging out on the streets. We helped thousands of kids, getting them involved in sports like boxing, martial arts, basketball, volleyball, soccer, and many more. Our motto was ‘Sports VS Drugs’. In 1988, we had a broader vision of our humanitarian projects.
So we started ‘Humanitarians of the World Inc.’, (HOTWINC). The purpose of the organization is to help the world’s poorest people. Another goal of the organization is to recognize those individuals and entities that provide humanitarian services through charitable acts or activities throughout the world. Medals of recognition will be awarded to those whose humanitarian efforts assist, support, and further the economic, social, mental, and physical well-being of the underprivileged, disenfranchised, suffering, and/or downtrodden people of the world, as a way of honoring them at the annual fundraising galas, and eventually HOTWINC Hall of Fame annual events.”
If your establishment did not do what it has done for its entirety, making a difference in the lives of those surrounding natural disasters, and other relevant pandemic or world-class catastrophe, what would be different for us? What has your organization accomplished in its time?
“Since our Existence 13 years ago, we have helped close to half a million people throughout the world. We helped many people during the Sandy disaster (Hurricane Sandy) here in New York, with food, clothing, and necessities., We have helped hundreds of orphaned children in Brazil, Colombia with back to school supplies, clothing, and much more https://www.hotwinc.org/
We have helped many Veterans throughout the USA, with counseling, giving electronic items for them to use: https://www.hotwinc.org/
We are at this time are looking for monetary donations, $5, $10 $20 $50 $100 or if you are in a better financial situation, you can do more by going to our website, at https://www.hotwinc.org/
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2 Comments
ABBEY Muneer
Great Article.
Mek
Thank you!