Muhammad Yunus’s humanitarian efforts in microfinance were motivated by his desire to combat poverty and empower underserved communities. His experiences in rural Bangladesh exposed him to the challenges faced by impoverished individuals, especially women, who lacked access to financial services. By providing small loans to entrepreneurs, Yunus aimed to foster sustainable development and create opportunities for economic independence. His model of social business emphasizes the importance of community engagement and financial inclusivity, showcasing how a focus on empowering individuals can lead to broader societal change. His work reflects a commitment to addressing systemic inequality.