Rotary Club's Pakistan flood appeal donation
Reporter: Ken Bennett
Date published: 27 March 2023
The worsening humanitarian crisis since the widespread flooding in Pakistan last year has led to Rotary International - through its associated charity The Rotary Foundation - creating a new, targeted fund offering lifesaving aid
The Rotary Club of Saddleworth has donated £1,000 to the Pakistan Flood Response Fund.
The worsening humanitarian crisis since the widespread flooding last year has led to Rotary International - through its associated charity The Rotary Foundation - creating a new, targeted fund offering lifesaving aid.
Rotary anticipates making several substantial grants of between $25,000 and $50,000, through which Rotarians across Pakistan will be able immeasurably to improve the lives of the local population.
Ian Brett, President of Saddleworth Rotary Club, said: “With so many recent tragic events happening across the globe, club members did not want this flooding event to become a forgotten tragedy and were keen to support those affected.
“The money will go towards the combined efforts of Rotary Clubs in Pakistan and across the globe in providing locally driven solutions.”
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