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Adelaide’s Youth Organise Charity Walk for the Homeless

Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth < 1 mins read

The Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth is organising a charity walk on Sunday 18th June 2023 in Adelaide to support Humanity First's initiative of "Feeding the Homeless" in our local community.

Humanity First is a non-political, non-religious charity that operates on the basis of necessity. They have been serving the homeless in Adelaide over the past year. Humanity First Australia is a 100% volunteer-run charity with no administrative costs, as such every dollar donated will go straight to helping the needy. 

The details of the Charity Walk are as follows:


Link to register and donate: https://www.gofundme.com/f/walk-for-humanity-adelaide


Contact details:

Ata-ul-Hadi 0424 049 281

adelaide.ahmadiyya@gmail.com

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