Describe a generous person you know

The generous person I'd like to talk about is my aunt Mavluda, my father's sister. She has a small shop that sells fabrics and clothing in our town, and she is, without exaggeration, the most giving person I know.

The way she shows her generosity is by looking after people around her. Every holiday, she prepares food parcels for several elderly neighbours who live alone, and she delivers them herself. When one of her employees had a serious problem with paying hospital bills, she quietly covered a large part of it and told nobody. She also donates school clothes to children from families that struggle, and during the winter she brings blankets to a local shelter.

What I find striking is that she does it without any fuss. She doesn't mention it to others or expect to be praised, and sometimes we only find out about her kind acts from third parties. When I asked her once why she does it, she shrugged and said, 'I have enough, so why not share?'

I feel enormous admiration for her. Many people say they'd help others if they were richer, but she has shown that generosity doesn't depend on wealth. She's not a rich woman; she just chooses to prioritise others.

Her example has influenced me, too. Recently I started giving some of my old books and clothes to a charity, and I volunteer at a children's reading club on Saturdays. I'd like to be as warm-hearted as she is when I'm older.