The Association has a long history of helping Red Cross Australia in organizing door-knock appeals and collecting blood donations.
Source/Credit: Ahmadiyya Muslim Assoc. NSW
ByAMA-NSW Report | May 7th, 2016
More than 300 Ahmadi Muslim men and women took part in this year’s Red Cross Calling appeal
Members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community Australia have collected more than $44,000 for ‘Red Cross Calling Appeal’ 2016 during the month of March. The event was organized and coordinated by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Australia (AMYA). The figures came yesterday when the final collections were successfully submitted in Red Cross Australia’s bank account.
National President of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Association Australia, Imam Inamul Haq Kauser thanked and praised the efforts of the volunteer involved. Following is a snapshot of the collections by each Australia State;
Collections:
NSW, $17,064; VIC, $16,061; SA, $4,653.70; QLD, $4,268.05; ACT, $1,526; WA, $487; TAS, $391.90; NT, $25; TOTAL, $44,477
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Australia had set up 40 collection points all over Australia. These collection points include railway stations, shopping centres, airports, CBD areas and designated traffic signals. The Association has a long history of helping Red Cross Australia in organizing door-knock appeals and collecting blood donations.
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