subject: The Philanthropy Works of Mouli Cohen [print this page] The Philanthropy Works of Mouli Cohen The Philanthropy Works of Mouli Cohen
Camp Okizu is a North Californian summer camp program that caters mainly to children with disabilities. World renowned entrepreneur and philanthropist, Mouli Cohen, steadily supports the program and helps improve the lives of cancer-stricken children all over the United States of America.
The summer camp's includes a fully equipped hospital that caters to the children's medical needs during the months of the summer camp program. Fully trained doctors and specialists are hired annually to tend to the children with immunological ailments and to ensure that the proper safety precautions are taken to prevent their conditions from getting worse.
According to Mouli Cohen, seeing cancer-stricken children and kids with other disabilities play and enjoy the activities of the summer camp is very rewarding. He also gets much joy and satisfaction from knowing that he has found a way to both share and multiply the benefits that his successful business ventures bring.
Mouli Cohen also pioneered the Child Vision campaign, which has managed to help over a thousand blind people worldwide. He firmly believes that it is possible to find the cure for childhood blindness within the next five years. He has devoted a large amount of time and money into achieving this cause.
It has kind of been a tradition for successful business entities to support different carities and causes. As a matter of fact, Cohen continues to support children-related causes over the years and is showing no time of stopping any time soon. As his business ventures rake in more profit, his philanthropic activities expand as well.
