Lebanon Donations Campaign
 

In view of the tragic circumstances in Lebanon, The Arab Group for the Protection of Nature (APN) is contributing with the Lebanese Committee in Amman, Jordan to provide relief aid to Lebanon. The basic items/products needed most include:

1. Medicine and health instruments
2. Canned food and milk
3. Blankets and mattresses
4. Batteries and flashlights
5. Baby Diapers

Collection and public donations of these products will be held at the Committee Center in the Lebanese Embassy in Abdoun.

For more information, please call the Lebanese Embassy at 06-5929111 or call Eng. Hassan Ja’ja’; a committee member of the congregation, at 079-5531111


Progress Report on Lebanon Campaign
 

The Arab Group for the Protection of Nature (APN) would like to thank the Lebanese Committee and the Lebanese Embassy in Amman, Jordan for their great efforts in the campaign of Lebanon donations. APN would also like to thank every person, association and company who contributed in this campaign. This campaign will continue to support our people in Lebanon.

APN is contributing with the Lebanese Embassy and the Lebanese Committee in Amman, to provide relief aid to the Lebanese people who have been displaced as a result of the Zionist violence against our people in Lebanon.

APN has been extensively in contact with associations and organizations in Lebanon and received the needed and urgent items that will be sent. The Lebanese NGOs and the Red Cross in Lebanon participated with the cooperation of the Relief Higher Committee to send the relief aid to the Lebanese Health Ministry. APN has also sent some relief aids directly to the needy people in order to avoid the expected beaurocracy.

The aids were transferred from all Aramex branches, the Lebanese Embassy, and Young Women Christian Association (YWCA) to Aramex storages in Sahab. So far, eight trucks were loaded with relief aids and had been sent to Lebanon. Efforts are highly appreciated for the volunteers who helped in sending the aids and for everyone who contributed in this work and used his own car to transfer the relief aids.

 

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