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WOMEN WE ADMIRE: Padmini Nathan

Mar 16, 2021
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Padmini Nathan, past Board President and continued supporter, shares her thoughts on the influence Daya has has on her life:


For many years I knew about Daya’s services to the Houston community but did not get an opportunity to be actively involved. So when the time came I was happy to join the Board. I served as a Board member and President for 2 terms. At the time, Daya was a relatively young organization with 1 full time staff member, operating from a small donated office space .


I have always been a firm believer that “it is in giving that we receive.” The entire journey taught me several skills that have stayed with me to date. I truly did receive so much more that what I gave.


I learned to:

Listen …really listen with humility & compassion.

Be nonjudgmental.

Be respectful of the clients & fully understand the importance of confidentiality.

Wake up & go to sleep daily with gratitude to have the opportunity to serve.

Learn from each other – from fellow Board members and staff

And, learn from our clients’ experiences, their courage, & their success

I am very happy to see Daya’s progress over the last few years and the expanded scope of services they provide. I continue to support Daya because of their exemplary service. Congratulations on 25 years to the Board, Staff, and Clients.


 
 
 

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I admire the dedication shown in supporting Daya and its mission to serve the Houston community. It is inspiring to see someone move from knowing about an organization to becoming actively involved as a board member and president. I believe strong leadership and community commitment can help small organizations grow and make a lasting difference. Just as EaglerCraft encourages creativity and collaboration, community organizations thrive when people contribute their time and talents. This story highlights how meaningful volunteer involvement can help build a stronger future for those in need.

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