Donation links and relief resources for Pakistan Flood victims

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26 responses to “Donation links and relief resources for Pakistan Flood victims”

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   Muhammad Shoaib

   October 7, 2010

   I say thanx to all the donating ngos and associations as they have done an excellent job for the support to pakistani flood victim. But I want to share reality with you people that is myself is flood victim and a student of PhD AT bzu Multan. Some people having political approach have hijacked these NGOs as its my first experience during these days because we have received nothing from these NGOs. I dont know where this huge collection has gone. My house has destroyed but no one helped me. It does not means at all that I am demanding some thing from some one. Almighty Allah is with us. And time is not very far when all these frad people will be in front of Court of Allah.

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   Irfan

   September 21, 2010

   Thanks. I found a genuine relief organization through your website and donated US$ 13350.00. I never knew that Al-Khidmat has such a large number of volunteers (24000) working with them. It’s amazing to see in these materialistic times. Thanks again.

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3. 

   syed ali

   September 21, 2010

   ,HASSANI TRUST,,,,,,,

   Emergency Alert: Flooding in Pakistan
   Monsoon rains have triggered what some news outlets are referring to as “the flood of the century” in Pakistan, with the hardest hit region the province of Kyber Pukhtoonkhawa. An estimated 3.2 million people – 1.4 million of them children – have been affected by this disaster.

   The worst flooding in Pakistan’s history has now affected more than four million people and left at least 1,600 dead.While floods in the north-west began to recede, the vast body of water has been moving down the country into new parts of Punjab and menacing Sindh province.

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   HELP PAKISTAN’S CHILDREN
   Please support HASSANI TRUST disaster relief efforts today.

   Any amount you can give will help save lives.

   With it being the beginning of monsoon season, the situation is still critical. HASSANI TRUST will be on the ground, providing emergency aid in the coming days and weeks for the children of Pakistan.

   What Your Money Can Do
   $50 can provide 20 litres of therapeutic milk which will help provide a severely malnourished child’s chance of survival.
   $100 can provide a basic family water kit for ten households, with detergent, soap, wash basin, towels, bucket and water purification tablets.
   $250 can help provide over 30,000 water purification tablets, enough to ensure ten families have clean water for four months during an emergency.

   HASSANI TRUST
   To support HASSANI TRUST relief efforts in emergency
   situations please donate now.

   Bank Name: STANDARD CHARTERED BANK (PAKISTAN) LTD.
   A/C Title # WINCO LOGISTICS INTERNATIONAL
   Bank Account NO: 01409233301
   Bank swift code: SCBLPKKXX

   you also send check and pay oder
   ADDRESS; C-87 3RD FLOOR
   SHERETON HEIGHTS ABUL HASAN ISPHANI ROAD KARACHI

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4. 

   Raheel Afzal

   September 7, 2010

   Everyone should help our Pakistani brothers and sister in miserable conditions. :(. Sad its very very sad.

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5. 

   Wasim watio

   September 3, 2010

   It is the inability of the present PPP lead coalition government to have failed in mobilizing the people as a nation in this time of need. People of Pakistan are going through the worst flood of history are increasingly impatient over a lack of food ,water, shelter and other relief goods, criticizing Pakistan government for mismanagement. The government has failed to live upto the expectations of the people in providing relief. The previous regime did wonders when it not only mobilized everyone but also carried out the relief works successfully when the earthquake stroked.
   During the chaotic situation the nation felt pleasant when PM Gillani met Nawaz sharif . Their joint declaration of setting up a trust worthy and transparent tribunal to look after the flow of flood rehabilitation fund was a very positive move. But it did not prove to be turning point when, later, PM announced that Nawaz sharif’s idea of setting up the tribunal is not practical. This stance clearly showed the true colors of the government. The government, both federal and the provincial, have no insight into handling a disaster in an efficient way. This change in PM Gillani’s stance on the issue of transparency and fair distribution raised many eye brows from every segment of the society. The nation once again realized that after all it’s the turn of PM and his cabinet to follow the presidency’s footstep. PM like always tries to portray his “gentlemen” image but fails to do so. It is very unfortunate for the nation that the government has placed an additional authority over the already controversial NDMA just to monitor the flow of funds. That’s the same organization which the government was cursing after the famous trip of PM Gillani to the fake medical camp at Mianwali.

   No doubt , the international community is willing to help us. W must be thankful to Saudi Arabia that has risen up to the occasion. Saudi Kingdom has really gone an extra mile with its effort for the flood victims of Pakistan. On the other hand UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon visit was highly commendable as it projected the entire episode in front of the international community. In addition to this we must be thankful to every state which came to our help in this time of need but the way our political forces have behaved so far, they must be thinking twice before lending a hand to us again. Nobody believes the money will get to those who need.
   Today the world knows Pakistan as a country with excessive corruption and pathetic under-performance of the state institutions. The world wonders what type democracy Pakistan has. Unfortunately the state is captured by small band of political elite which has the control over the resources of the country. Meanwhile I would say that the second so-called major party namely PML (N) is no different from the ruling party PPP. These two parties have looted the wealth for decades. As long as these two corrupt parties keep playing the musical chair game of power with the nation, one must not hope for any improvement to the lives of the people of this country. May Allah bless us and keep our country away from all perils.

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6. 

   Aamer Mehmood Malik

   September 1, 2010

   Dear Friends:
   HOPE Foundation is non-governmental, non-political and not-for-profit NGO. We have distributed food & non-food items among 400 families of KPK and our target is to facilitate more than 5000 families.
   HOPE Foundation has established medical camps with local partner NGOs in northern areas to reduce sufferings of people in flood-affected areas. Medical camps have been established in Nowshera, Peshawar and Charsadda.
   Once the relief phase is over HOPE Foundation plans to work for economic and social rehabilitation of affected communities. But before that we are planning to take complete charge of a few camps and manage them according to sphere standards, depending on the resources that can be raised. I am sure zakat and other charity for Ramadan could be used.
   Your participation in this noble cause will be appreciated

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7. 

   Kashif Aziz

   August 29, 2010

   @Rizwan: Sure you can use the content. A back-link to the post would be appreciated.

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8. 

   Rizwan

   August 29, 2010

   Thanks for this great sharing. I am running a medical and health blog “www.medic4health.com”. I want to share a post that contain links where people of different regions can donate for Pakistan. I found you this post data helpful. Can I use some your data on my post for this good cause? Waiting for your reply.

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   Sindh Tarqi Pasand Party (STP)

   August 26, 2010

   Sindh Tarqi Pasand Party (STP) had established around 20 relief camps from Kashmore to Karachi. Most of the flood’s victims, who had come from Thul and Jacobabad, were now living in public schools located in Sachal Goth, Gulshan-e-Iqbal Town. There were at least 5,000 flood victims in Sachal Goth alone.
   The STP has installed relief camps in Bin Qasim, Gulshan-e-Iqbal, Gadap, Lyari, Korangi, Malir and Keamari Town for the flood survivors in Karachi. STP is collecting milk for children, clean drinking water, and clothes, ready to cook food and medicines at the moment and distributing it among the people living in camps in Karachi, Hyderabad as well as people stranded in flooded areas.To make your donation please call Mr. Ali Hasan Chandio +923458097712 or Dr. Abdul Hameed Memon +923003028588

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10. 

    Zeeshan Hayat

    August 24, 2010

    SRSP is the largest Non-Govt Non Profit organization of Khyber Pakhtoonkhwa.
    Visit http://www.srsp.org.pk for more details about Flood victims in Khyber Pakhtoonkhwa.

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