Zeina Nassar
How did you hear about Visions for Children e.V.?
I’ve known Wana for about a year, but I haven’t seen her in connection with Visions for Children. I myself have wanted to get socially involved for a long time. I did some research and, to be honest, I lost track for a moment. It was clear to me that I wanted to do something for children. Then I came across Visions for Children. The name says it all.
What made you decide to support a small association like us?
I believe, and this was confirmed in the conversation , that Visions for Children is a young organization with which I can shape the future together. And it is important to me to see and know that the money that is collected and for which I am committed arrives where it is needed , .
Why do you think it is important to be socially involved?
I learned early on that I get something back when I give something. That makes me happy and boosts my self-confidence. It adds a lot to my life.
What does education mean to you?
Education is the first step towards independence, mastering one’s life and providing for oneself and one’s family. That’s why I want to give children hope with my commitment.
What used to be your favorite subject at school?
Art and sport were my favorite subjects. Firstly, because I am very keen on sport and was able to be very flexible in art lessons. I also really liked music, as I was interested in singing and playing musical instruments, as well as theater.
What is the most valuable thing you have learned and taken with you from your school days?
The subjects listed have had a huge impact on me, because I have stuck with them to this day. They give me inspiration, strength and self-confidence.