Turkiye-Syria earthquake relief efforts: Here’s a list of non-governmental organisations you can donate to
You can easily donate to via credit card as foreign transfers from Pakistani banks may be difficult.
Here’s a list of non-governmental organisations you can donate to for the ongoing relief efforts in earthquake-hit Turkiye and Syria.
You can send your contributions online via credit card as foreign transfers from Pakistani banks may be difficult.
Officials and medics said 8,574 people died in Turkiye, and 2,662 in Syria from Monday’s 7.8-magnitude earthquake, bringing the total to 11,236.
Nearly 50,000 people were also injured in Turkiye and another 5,000 in Syria, officials and rescuers on both sides said.
The World Health Organization chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus warned that time is running out for the thousands injured and those still feared trapped.
Here’s a list where you can send donations online:
Alkhidmat Foundation: You can donate here.
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International Rescue Committee: You can donate here.
Your gift will help us provide emergency services to families in Turkey and Syria and refugee families in countries around the world. Donate here: https://t.co/x9RhrnWKpG
— IRC – International Rescue Committee (@RESCUEorg) February 6, 2023
Save The Children Fund: You can donate here.
We are preparing to respond to the devastating #earthquake that has hit Türkiye, Syria & surrounding areas this morning.
Thousands of children have been forced out of their homes into the freezing night & are without shelter. We are moving quickly.
Help👉https://t.co/jlNPzWIUHC pic.twitter.com/A7XgMlbVKP
— Save the Children International (@save_children) February 6, 2023
Penny Appeal: You can donate here.
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UNICEF: You can donate here.
Thousands of children are at risk after two deadly earthquakes hit Türkiye and Syria on Monday.
Help UNICEF support the needs of vulnerable children and families, as they grapple with the impacts of this catastrophe. https://t.co/UGGTuI5htO
— UNICEF (@UNICEF) February 6, 2023
