“You earn more and more and you give more and more, results in your business prospering more and more,” he said. As the Founder and Settler of MJF Charity Foundation, he made these comments at the ‘Prison Reform and Integration Programme’ held on Tuesday at the Colombo Prison Headquarters. It is funded by the MJF Charity Foundation and carried out with the Sri Lanka Prisons since 2007 and now in the 10th year. So far 274 former prisoners have benefitted and the MJFC Foundation so far has spent Rs. 15 million – one third of their estimated charity programme.

Source: Sunday Times December 20, 2017 04:30 UTC