Siva for Kids Foundation had the opportunity to¬†donate a small contribution to¬†the relief effort which is organized by the student organisation “MashriQ” of The Hague, The Netherlands. MashriQ student organisation is established September 2003. During the tsunami disaster the MashriQ Student organisation also organized benefit¬†event¬†and donated an amount of 4000 euro to help the victims of tsunami.¬†MashriQ the student organisation of The Hague was busy with the clothes collection effort for the victims of Earth Quake South Asia in The Hague, between 11 October and 15 October 2005.
After consulting with the chairman of the student organisation, Adeel Mahmood, that the clothes are being transported from The Netherlands to Pakistan through flights which were specially organised by the embassy of Pakistan.
Hereunder you can view a draft of the letter which the MashriQ got due to the clothes collection of S4K: 
Dear Q.S.Asian Relief Organizations,
First of all Siva for Kids Foundation want to express our deepest condolences and sympathies regarding victims of Earth Quake South Asia. Due to that relief efforts we want to make a small contribution in your efforts for the victims of Q.S.A.
 
Since your organization already has the possibility to send the goods to Pakistan, we would like to donate 15 bags with the following goods :
 
-         men clothes                      (winter and summer clothes)
-         women clothes                   (winter and summer clothes)
-         children clothes                  (winter and summer clothes)
-         traditional Indian clothes
-         belts for the pants
-         pillows
-         blankets
and bags which can be used for women, men and children.
 
It’s not much even though we hope that some of the people can hold warm during the cold days and nights in Pakistan.
 
Our thoughts and prayers are with them.
 
Best Regards
The Board
Siva for Kids Foundation
(You can visit the website of MushriQ the student organisation of The Hague at their website: www.mashriq.nl and help them further on their way to help the victims of Eearth Quake South Asia, 8th October 2005)
 
