Pakistan earthquake appeal
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Hello my name is samera Iqbal and I am from London born and raised here. I am raising money to help the people who have been effected in the earthquake which happened last month in azad kashmir where my parents are originally from.
Me and my family feel as its our duty to help our family and community in Pakistan to help rebuild their lives because most of the victims are very poor and have little money and no one to help them.
I want to raise money to help the people who are badly effected by the consequences of the tragic earthquake. Many people have lost their homes and are living in tents amongst the rumble which once used to be their home.
My brother will be travelling to the most hit area of azad kashmir on the 24/11/19 to help the people who are in most need with the funds we have raised. As winter is here the money will be used to provide warm blankets and winter essentials because many of the victims are living in tents with no facilities to help them keep warm. Money will also be spent on food and helping build new water wells because the water is contaminated and not fit for drinking.
Following the tragedy of the earthquake villages
have been destroyed with the lands affected and a lot of cattle which was their livelihood and sources of food.The families effected have no roof over their heads or basic necessities such as food and water.
When my brother goes to help the victims he will be taking photos of where the money is being spent and handed out and I will then upload the pictures on social media and will be personally sending photos out to the people who have donated.
Please send your zakat and or any donations to help feed those whom are i genuine need. The emergency appeal will help feed those in need.£50 will help feed a small family for a month. The money raised will all be sent directly to the families effected, helping to re build thier homes and begin to restart their lives of this tradegy.Cash payments are also being collected at Krystal Carpets:* 89 leytonstone Road, London E15 1JA via *Sharaz Ahmed* and *AdiShaz* Please keep them all in your prayers. JazakAllah Khair
Me and my family feel as its our duty to help our family and community in Pakistan to help rebuild their lives because most of the victims are very poor and have little money and no one to help them.
I want to raise money to help the people who are badly effected by the consequences of the tragic earthquake. Many people have lost their homes and are living in tents amongst the rumble which once used to be their home.
My brother will be travelling to the most hit area of azad kashmir on the 24/11/19 to help the people who are in most need with the funds we have raised. As winter is here the money will be used to provide warm blankets and winter essentials because many of the victims are living in tents with no facilities to help them keep warm. Money will also be spent on food and helping build new water wells because the water is contaminated and not fit for drinking.
Following the tragedy of the earthquake villages
have been destroyed with the lands affected and a lot of cattle which was their livelihood and sources of food.The families effected have no roof over their heads or basic necessities such as food and water.
When my brother goes to help the victims he will be taking photos of where the money is being spent and handed out and I will then upload the pictures on social media and will be personally sending photos out to the people who have donated.
Please send your zakat and or any donations to help feed those whom are i genuine need. The emergency appeal will help feed those in need.£50 will help feed a small family for a month. The money raised will all be sent directly to the families effected, helping to re build thier homes and begin to restart their lives of this tradegy.Cash payments are also being collected at Krystal Carpets:* 89 leytonstone Road, London E15 1JA via *Sharaz Ahmed* and *AdiShaz* Please keep them all in your prayers. JazakAllah Khair
Organizer
Samera Iqbal
Organizer
England
