The Empty Pockets of Kindness is a bold, emotional exposé of the hidden cost of humanitarian work. Written by Noah Ruttoh - a Kenyan humanitarian, this book reveals the untold truth behind charity, volunteering, and “doing good.”
Behind every rescued child, every saved life, and every successful donation drive is a helper who remains unsupported and unseen.
Is kindness really rewarded?
Why do good people end up broke?
Who takes care of those who take care of everyone else?
Honest, confronting, and impossible to ignore, this book challenges the romantic idea of humanitarian work and asks the world a hard question: Can compassion survive when it leaves its givers empty?
If you believe in humanity, this book will change how you see it.