A Muslim organisation has raised $200,000 for flood relief efforts in Nepal. The funds will be used to support those affected by the floods.
The organisation has partnered with the Singapore Red Cross to channel the funds to where they are needed. This partnership will help ensure the funds are used effectively in the relief efforts.
Further details about the relief efforts and the organisation's involvement are available from the source. The organisation's contribution is a significant one, and it will hopefully make a positive impact on the flood relief efforts.
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