A legacy of assisting

The Zoroastrian tradition of selfless service is ingrained from an early age
Hoofrish Hozdar-Bisney

In the Zoroastrian tradition, selfless service to society is a virtue ingrained in our very essence. This commitment to aid those in need is a cornerstone of our culture. It is a quality that courses through my veins. Whenever I encounter someone in distress, my first instinct is to extend a helping hand. This impulse to serve is not merely a personal trait but a family legacy passed down through generations.      Hoofrish Hozdar-Bisney and Dr Kersi Hozdar (4th and 3rd from r) celebrating a student’s birthday with his family   Hoofrish Hozdar-Bisney at her initiation into the faith  From a young age,......



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