?When you go to heaven my boy, nothing will go with you except our wishes, this little bottle of juice & this packet of biscuit that you will cherish as long as you live and even after you live?

The laborer working on a construction site told these inspiring words to me, on this weekend, which etched a great impact on my heart leaving me deep in thought. This uneducated worker truly taught me the contentment of giving back to the society what we got as a gift from GOD, making our existence fruitful in every possible way.

 As we were offering my community services to the society by distributing juices and biscuits as a part of my ?Serve The Heroes? project, I was educated about the result of doing such a noble deed which as the laborer said, I will truly remember throughout my life. It is not at all about the juice bottles or the biscuit packets that we are distributing to them, but it is about the feeling of respect that each of these laborers is showered with immensely.

 They feel so good when we from well-to-do families take time apart from our busy schedule just to serve them personally. What the laborer meant was that we will only take our good deeds, people?s wishes & the little moments of achievement that we all experience in our lives in at least one given point of time & not our bad habits, our bad conscience, etc. to the pearly gates.

I would really like to thank Gulf News for recognizing my efforts & being the prime source of immense contribution & mass participation from many people in this campaign which is running since May & will go on till 2015 along with the time dimension of the ?Heart of Sharjah? project but the time has come to serve these laborers once again!!! Please give maximum contribution to offer your humanitarian services to the society!!

I want to ask all the dairies & juice companies to come forward and support our campaign. This is the time to show our true respect towards the laborers!! The individuals are welcome too. These laborers will be overwhelmed if they get the refreshments more frequently because I believe that this philanthropic spirit will be passed on for generations to come.