Help children of Pakistan, India and Afghanistan

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Help children of Pakistan, India and Afghanistan

Posted on 29 October 2005 by S4K

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Facts: 80,000 lives lost in Pakistan, India and Afghanistan. This is an emergency appeal on behalf of the victims of the catastrophic earthquake in Pakistan, India and Afghanistan. At least 80,000 people have died. Tens of thousands of people are injured and over 3.3 million are homeless. If they are to survive they need help now.

Siva for Kids Foundation of The Hague organizes together with volunteers and Sri lankan students of The Netherlands a Postcard action to HELP Children of PAKISTAN, INDIA AND AFGHANISTAN.

Please¬†support our¬†”postcards action” of Siva for Kids Foundation starting from on the 29th October 2005 to Help the children of Pakistan, India and Afgha-nistan.¬†The whole collection of the postcards action will be donated to Giro800800 (SHO=Samenwerkende Hulp-Organisaties).

This action is being organized through the volunteers of Siva for Kids Foundation and the members and students¬†of kaakam.nl – a Dutch_Lankans online community and magazine.

What is Postcards action?
Postcards of Siva for Kids Foundation will be sold through¬†volunteers of Siva for Kids Foundation and through Sri lankan students in The Netherlands to fundraise money the coming¬†week in The Netherlands. Volunteers of Siva for Kids Foundation are also willing to do this action in their own work places and close to their homes with permissions.

Date: starting 29.10.2005.

Main cities are: Amsterdam, Den Haag, Rotterdam, Utrecht¬†and Den Helder.

If you are interested in participating in this national postcard action and helping the children of PAKISTAN, INDIA AND AFGHANISTAN¬†.¬†If you think you can organize a postcards action in your¬†city please contact at or info@kaakam.nl info@siva4kids.org

This is an action organized by¬†Siva for Kids Foundation to help the children of Pakistan, India and Afghanistan.