KS2, Pama Foundation share with dhuafa

Tanjung, S Kalimantan (ANTARA) - The Sayangi Sesama Community (KS2) and Insan Mulia Pama Foundation visited hundreds of dhuafa (poor people) in Tanta, Tanjung, and Murung Pudak Sub-districts.


The two social entities carried basic necessities to support their lives, such as rice, cooking oil, sugar, flour, sardines, noodles, milk, and others.

"We are targeting Pulau Ku'u Village, Maburai Village, Suput Village, Kapar Village, and other villages in the three sub-districts closest to the city," said Chairs of KS2 Tabalong Erlina Effendi Ilas, Tuesday (April 27, 2021).

Together with Insan Mulia Pama, KS2 provided basic necessities so that this year's Ramadhan can be their happiness with the generous people.

According to Erlina, in recent days her party shared a short period of time to bridge the donors.

In addition to hundreds of packages of basic needs from Pama, they also have to channel aid from other donors. KS2 has a list of dhuafa who are the target of sharing.

Including a list of orphans. Thus the assistance is directed to the target according to the availability of goods, said Erlina, who is also the supervisor of Sayangi Sesama Tahfidz Quran House.

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Blusukan (going through certain places) to the dhuafa and orphans is part of the KS2 program both during Ramadhan or outside the blessing month.

KS2 also still distributes free rice at the Jami Hidayatullah Mosque in Pandan Arum from the first day to the end of Ramadhan with 13 other communities.

They carry the motto that no one goes hungry when it is time to iftar (break the fast).

"We also prepare Eid clothing program for orphans. The generous donor can immediately hand over the Eid clothes to the orphans. If they don't have time, we will represent them to hand over," she added.

Meanwhile, Insan Mulia Pama is a non-profit foundation that has consistently paid attention to the care of orphans and dhuafa.

The social institution accommodates waqf and infaq of Pama employees to be distributed to the intended.

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