As Eid 2024 draws near, the GB Goodwill Movement is filled with gratitude and appreciation for the generosity of our cherished donors. With heartfelt thanks, we extend our deepest gratitude to our existing donors, whose steadfast support has been the cornerstone of our mission’s success. Your unwavering commitment has enabled us to make a meaningful impact and bring hope to those in need.

We also extend a warm welcome to our new donors, whose commitment to our cause strengthens our resolve and broadens our reach. Your support, especially during this auspicious time, exemplifies the spirit of compassion and unity that defines our organization.

In light of Eid festives, we request that all remaining donors who wish to donate, please do it as soon as possbile so that we could reach as many disabled people, in helping them with food, clothing, shelter and future training of skills development

As we immerse ourselves in the joyous festivities of Eid, we humbly appeal to our remaining donors to consider extending their generosity as soon as possible. Your timely contributions are invaluable in enabling us to reach out to as many individuals with disabilities as possible, providing them with essential necessities such as food, clothing, and shelter, as well as empowering them through future skills development training.

Every donation, regardless of size, plays a significant role in making a positive difference in the lives of those in need. By acting swiftly, we can ensure that our efforts are maximized, and the impact is felt by those who require our assistance the most.

Your support is not only a reflection of your compassion but also a beacon of hope for those who are facing challenges. Together, let us continue to spread kindness and uplift the spirits of our fellow human beings, especially during this time of celebration and reflection.]

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Thank you and we hope that you have a happy and Joyous Eid Period

We saw this LinkedIn Post about how people are said to be uncomfortable with disability. Rivera’s post and what was written in it reflected, if not all, the lives of disabled people in Gilgit Baltistan, Pakistan, and the World. Social media has not shown the difficulties of disabled people as it should.

Ableist Clickbaiting versus Disableist Seeking Rights?

We have often had to implement specific social media marketing tactics that were not our choice but society’s demands. Though we can not say that content creators do not have a right to clickbait, in our context, so much clickbait reinforces stereotypes that do not represent us.

The Psychology behind Conformity informs us that people, whether in Rome, Islamabad, or Gilgit, have been forced to think that disabled people can not do anything, can not achieve anything and are a burden on society ( which is very untrue) home.

Just because the Goodwill team reports on facts rather than distorted facts, it somehow gets lost in the Worldwide Web, which should not be the case. To put it simply, in an ideal world, content creators should be discussing these issues rather than fashion

Conclusion

Real-life issues should be discussed on social media, including Persons with Disablities. Much of the content on our website will come last, as much of the social media is clickbait. The issues discussed here are significant and foremost, as they dictate people’s livelihoods and opportunities within a society. People should view the stories as a glimpse of what reality means for disabled people of Gilgit Baltistan and other countries that our stories cover.

By putting fashion icons first, it seems that humans do not want to converse with disabled people on how an ableist has impacted their lives:

• Environment
• Culture
• Language
• The Social Make-up of Society