Over the years, we have consistently been blown away by the examples of generosity we’ve witnessed from our community of creatives and entrepreneurs. We asked some of them to open up to us about where they think their generosity comes from.

Jasmine Klapia

Generosity began after I’ve learned the lesson that my Dad taught me during the childhood.
I will never forget it.
Bellow is the story from God Does Not Lie book.
I remember, when I was writing this, it was very emotional. Read More>>

Yana Symonova

My generosity comes from gratitude. I’ve been through a lot—moving countries, starting over, rebuilding my life—and I’ve seen how much of a difference one kind gesture can make. Whether it was a stranger helping me with directions when I felt lost, or someone simply believing in me when I doubted myself, those small acts had a huge impact.

Because of that, I always want to give back—whether it’s sharing knowledge, encouraging others, or just showing up for someone. I know what it feels like to be on both sides, and I genuinely believe that kindness and support ripple outward. Read More>>

 Juan Ortigoza

When you see the world out there, and you decide to be kind, generous, to me, it’s like being brave.

I believe genuine generosity can change lives, impact people, and most importantly… touch hearts.

My dad is the kindest person I know. He’s always treated everyone with warmth… And that creates genuine connections with other people. I feel like I learned that from him.

And that’s the kind of leader I want to be. Read More>>

Chelsea Christmas

My generosity comes from the experiences that shaped me. I’ve known what it feels like to be overlooked, to not have access, to feel like there’s no room for you in certain spaces. So I lead and give from a place of wanting to create what I didn’t always have.

Whether it’s through fitness, community events, or just being present for someone, I genuinely believe in meeting people where they are. Generosity, to me, isn’t just about giving things—it’s about creating space, making people feel seen, and helping others feel strong in who they are. That’s the heart of everything I do with At Her Core Fitness. Read More>>

Emilio Manzano Sanchez

To understand the source of my generosity, we first need to explore the environmental factors that have significantly contributed to it. I come from Colombia, a country profoundly affected by ongoing social issues like poverty, corruption, and internal conflict – these have shaped the living conditions of many Colombians, including my family and I. From a young age, I was taught the importance of respect, empathy, gratitude, and generosity, despite the challenges we faced. I believe my generosity stems from observing my family and peers.  Read More>>

Antonio

My generosity comes from the fact that first of all I like to see people feel good, I always like to offer and see smiles on others, and then, most importantly, my generosity comes from the fact that I have never, or almost never, received generosity. Especially here in London. Too many people who think about themselves. I’m someone who always likes to go against the tide Read More>>

Eric Morley

A part of of business pillars at Blue C is called Blue C Cares. Blue C Cares is based upon caring for those in need, caring for our community and caring for the next generation of marketing leaders through mentorship Read More>>

Janice DeMarti

My generosity comes from me knowing what it feels like to be without, to be hurt, to have lost, or to want something so bad but unsuccessful in receiving. Those feelings can be so painful that I knew that I would never want those feelings for anyone else. So, I’ll go out of my way to be generous with my time, money, and love for someone or something, in the hopes that it takes away from any of their burdens. Read More>>