CSR: A Three-Letter Word with Great Impact

• 20 March 2025

CSR in Mauritius: Giving Back, Growing Forward

CSR isn’t just goodwill—it’s the law. Companies earning over MUR 10M must contribute 2% of their profits to social and environmental causes.

Who benefits? NGOs, community projects, and sustainability initiatives. Businesses gain tax benefits, trust, and stronger community ties.

CSR fuels education, healthcare, poverty alleviation, and environmental protection—creating a better future for all.

Give back. Grow forward. Make an impact.

Behind Every Strong Woman: The Men Who Empower The...

• 07 March 2025

Women’s Empowerment: A Shared Mission 💜🌍

They say behind every successful man, there’s a strong woman. But isn’t it just as true that behind every strong woman, there’s a progressive-thinking man? A father who champions his daughter’s dreams, a brother who stands as her ally, a husband who walks beside her as an equal, a son who uplifts her strength, or a leader who shatters barriers for her success.

This Women’s Day, let’s celebrate not just the women breaking boundaries, but also the men who refuse to accept a world where women are held back. Because true empowerment isn’t a solo fight—it’s a revolution we win together.

💜 Join us in honoring the men who empower, support, and stand beside women in the journey toward equality! 💜

Is There a Difference Between Charity and Donation...

• 04 March 2025

Charity or Donation – Are They the Same?

We often use these terms interchangeably, but do they really mean the same thing? 🤔

A donation provides immediate relief—a meal for the hungry, funds for disaster response. But charity goes deeper—it’s about long-term change, rebuilding lives, and fostering hope.

In times of crisis, both matter. But understanding the difference helps us give with greater purpose.

Are you simply giving, or are you transforming a life? 🌍✨

Read more in my latest article and share your thoughts!

A Common Question: Is Your Organization an NGO or...

• 25 February 2025

Is Your Organization an NGO or a Company? 

Ever been asked, “Your organization isn’t an NGO but a company?” You’re not alone. This common confusion arises when non-profits are structured as Companies Limited by Guarantee (CLG)—a legal status that combines the credibility of a company with the mission-driven heart of an NGO.

So, what’s the real difference? A CLG operates with the power of a company—legal recognition, limited liability for members, and access to funding—yet it reinvests every penny into its cause. It’s the perfect structure for non-profits looking to build trust, scale their impact, and attract sustainable support.

 Want to learn how this powerful model can transform your organization? Click here to discover more!