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It is impossible to live in our city without witnessing the pain of homelessness and hunger on our streets. The statistics are frightening: 1 out of every 20 people is without a home, and a much larger percentage of residents go through each day without enough money to pay for adequate food and other basic necessities. Fortunately, compassionate and informed citizens, such as yourself, understand the reality of these problems and feel compelled to contribute to the solution.
QURRATUL AINI WOMEN AND CHILDRENFOUNDATION
provides such solutions. For the past two decades, our organization has taken a clear and honest look at the problems of homelessness and hunger in our city.
Research, and advocacy are at the heart of our mission.
QURRATUL AINI WOMEN AND CHILDRENFOUNDATION
has been analyzing the causes and conditions, establishing pragmatic and compassionate programs to relieve suffering, forging new methods of intervention, and advancing the fight for more support in the public and governmental spheres.
However, upholding these intentions requires a good deal of financial support. As a nonprofit organization,
We are writing today, therefore, to ask you to reflect on the problems of homelessness and hunger in our city, and then to consider the value and necessity of the services we provide.
QURRATUL AINI WOMEN AND CHILDRENFOUNDATION
provides such solutions. For the past two decades, our organization has taken a clear and honest look at the problems of homelessness and hunger in our city.
Research, and advocacy are at the heart of our mission.
QURRATUL AINI WOMEN AND CHILDRENFOUNDATION
has been analyzing the causes and conditions, establishing pragmatic and compassionate programs to relieve suffering, forging new methods of intervention, and advancing the fight for more support in the public and governmental spheres.
However, upholding these intentions requires a good deal of financial support. As a nonprofit organization,
We are writing today, therefore, to ask you to reflect on the problems of homelessness and hunger in our city, and then to consider the value and necessity of the services we provide.
