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With over a three-billion dollar profit from stock exchange under his belt, Mouli Cohen gives back to the community by maintaining Camp Okizu. With the help of Seva, an international groups that aims to make the lives of children suffering from blindness more bearable, Cohen funds a summer camp program for less physically capable children.
For Mouli Cohen, having a successful business and getting involved with different philanthropic endeavors go hand in hand. Oddly enough, he started philanthropy during a time when he felt oddly unsuccessful in his career. He believes that philanthropy is something that should be thought at a very young age and maintains that is a great way to give others the help that they need and deserve.
He aims to give back a majority of his wealth to the needy and less fortunate before he leaves this world. Mouli Cohen urges other successful personalities to do the same, saying that it is a very effective facet of promoting equality and humanity. As a matter of fact, he has adapted a very efficient way of doing his philanthropic works. Over the years, he have chosen underfunded causes, which he personally believed in, and lent more than financial support to ensuring that the causes' needs and goals are met.
As of present time, Camp Okizu is known to be one of the most successful philanthropic endeavors in the world. The number of children that has been admitted to the camp has risen exponentially with the help of Mouli Cohen and other funding identities.
