Mother Teresa's humanitarian work was defined by profound compassion, often motivated by her experiences during the Bengal Famine and her mission in the slums of Kolkata. Witnessing extreme poverty, suffering, and the struggles faced by the destitute ignited her commitment to serve those in need. Mother Teresa founded the Missionaries of Charity, focused on alleviating suffering and providing care for the poorest of the poor. Her empathetic approach to helping others emphasized the importance of love and dignity, influencing countless individuals to engage in humanitarian efforts. Her legacy continues to inspire compassion across the globe.