Kerala Relief Fund

The state of Kerala, India is facing its worst disaster in a century. Severe monsoon rains over a period of several weeks have caused unprecedented floods and landslides in the state. Due to danger caused by increased water levels, Govt had to open 33 dams across the state causing significant water rise all across the state. More than 300,000 people have been evacuated to relief camps and reportedly more than 200 people have died and the count is going up daily. The government, armed forces and local people are doing a tremendous job in getting life back to normalcy for thousands of people. As the state continues to recover from the recent floods, there will be a lot of need for food, medicines, rebuilding homes, schools, etc. We would like to ask you to consider opening your hearts and wallets to donate to help people who are affected by the floods.  No amount is small. Funds collected will be sent directly to ground operations used to help people who are affected by the floods. Thank you for your generosity.

The campaign is managed by Isaac Chemmanam and Marina Alexander. The funds are raised for relief work done by the REC Alumni Association from Cochin, Kerala, India. The funds will be transferred to Mr. Jijo John who is leading the operations in Cochin. The funds will be specifically used for cleaning and repair kits as well as medicine for people who were displaced during the floods. Funds will be transferred to Mr. John's US account and he will transfer it to the account in India.