Emina Chunmula: My vital purpose, to help poor families

She made these comments in Pristina, at an open meeting that organised the HINAFundija Foundation, on the topic of” The importance of charity“.

Emina Chunmulaj said there are many families in Albania, Kosovo and other countries where Albanians live, who need help.

According to her, the foundation needs many young people in Kosovo.

Chunmulaj said he was born into a poor family in a Montenegrin village, but grew up in America. However, he remembered his first visit to a family in Shkodra, where he also met an elderly woman.

We bring some packages of things that don't expire and poor when I'm out there, she says, "Go back for shit." When I was in oil. No to them but how is it possible old ladies don't eat bread and they tell me they're back for Bajram, and it's something that keeps me alive and it's something that's untrustworthy that God knows what's gone and she said to Bajram that she's doing her best to bring a glass of socca, so this feeling happens constantly, but this is the first time I've said I'm alive in this life, that's my intention to help people with some animal bread for <18x>

She announced that after this meeting they will visit a family in Pristina's suburb, which needs a home.

Chunmulaj added that his family is his priority, but it is his duty to reflect what he does with his soul, trying to get his fans to show that besides doing the job, he also has to do charity.

She added that they need heart - working volunteers.

“I hope that somehow we have achieved it, I hope we've changed energy and I hope that the person we need for Pristina and other parts of Kosovo, because every family that I see has different emotions, every family that helps I have different emotions and that goes on every time, so I hope that one of you two, maybe more will come out and help us “, she said.

Foundation founder Arber Hajdari said the project -- differently -- will expand to Kosovo as well.

I have to say that Albania is in a worse situation than Kosovo. We have wanted in advance, we've come to Kosovo several times, we've asked that we find a dignified man not for the weekend but this has to depend on how many hearts will join, how many minds will be united to say this and the weekend can be given home to any trade but it has to be that the whole society, even if the state is a factor of cooperation to help these people. Not to be given fish, but to teach them how to fish, to learn how to work, how to self-employ and walk before“, he said.

Various “Versus” is the biggest volunteer charity initiative in helping needy people across Albania.