Mishaal Seth bags Philanthropist of the Year award weeks after Mashujaa Day recognition

Nakuru-based businessman Mishaal Seth has been awarded Philanthropist of the Year by Pacesetters International Awards (PIA) just weeks after President William Ruto acknowledged his charitable efforts during Mashujaa Day celebrations. Seth has dedicated over a decade to serving his community through various initiatives, including free medical camps, vaccination drives, and food distribution programs for vulnerable families in Nakuru.

Collaborating with his family, the Hindu Council of Nakuru, and other well-wishers, Seth has provided free meals and medical outreach programs to low-income communities in Kanyon, Manyani, and Kisulisuli estates. His work has focused on specialized medical clinics targeting eye conditions, bone-related ailments, and non-communicable diseases like arthritis, diabetes, and hypertension.

By improving access to healthcare, Seth has restored dignity and alleviated the suffering of hundreds of Nakuru residents. The PIA awards ceremony, held in Nairobi, brought together leaders from various sectors to honor individuals and institutions making significant contributions to Africa's socio-economic development. PIA Executive Director Jared Oundo emphasized that recognizing excellence promotes higher performance standards, strengthens institutional credibility, and inspires the next generation of leaders.

Oundo highlighted that PIA evaluates organizations and individuals based on their economic and social impact, not just financial performance. The program, which accepts applications from organizations across sub-Saharan Africa, recognizes achievements in several categories, including Corporate Leadership, Corporate Social Responsibility, Education, Road Safety, and Healthcare.