Education
School fees, books, and uniforms; help with college and vocational fees where a family cannot carry them; support for schools that ask. Most of it goes to the children of people connected with the group.
Haroons · the family's charitable work · Goa
Quiet work, close to home.
Haroons is the name the Magnum family gives to its charitable work: help with education and medical treatment, support for community and religious institutions in Panjim and Candolim, and the welfare of the people who work in the group's businesses. It is a family initiative, not a registered charity, and it does not raise funds. This page exists so that the work is on record.
- What it is
- A family initiative
- Funded by
- The family and the group's businesses
- Where
- Panjim, Candolim, and the villages the group's people come from
- Donations
- Not accepted
What the work is
Four things, done steadily rather than loudly.
Medical treatment
Treatment and hospital costs for families who would otherwise go without, and support for medical care in the communities the group's people come from.
Community and religious institutions
Support for community and religious institutions and their occasions in Panjim and Candolim, and for local welfare where the family has lived and worked for fifty years.
The people who work with us
Staff of the four businesses, the workers on Magnum sites, and their families: emergencies, education, and housing. The group's businesses are the first place the help goes.
How a request reaches us
Through the head office at Magnum Chambers, in person or in writing, with “Haroons” in the subject line. Requests are considered by the family. Not every request can be met, and every one is answered.
What we do not do
We do not raise funds, sell tickets, or run appeals, and we do not lend Haroons' name to fundraising by others. If that changes, the registration and the accounts will be on this page first.
Haroons is a family initiative of the Magnum family, Panaji, and is not a separate legal entity, trust, or society. It does not solicit or accept donations.