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Yemen: Mona Charity Brings More Than Relief – They Bring Humanity

By Alistair Reign, February 21, 2016, Alistair Reign News Blog.

Mona Relief has become a lifeline to the Yemeni families they reach; delivering more than physical aid, they bring with them a glimmer of hope; a reassurance that Yemen is not forgotten.

Mona, the new face of humanity.

Mona is feeding the little ones.

Mona delivers school supplies.

Mona goes where others will not.

Mona delivers aid despite dangers.

Mona are soldiers for humanity.

Yemen needs the free world to open more than its eyes – people need to open their minds and hearts to the Yemenis – it is time our so-called civilized nations start acting like civilized human beings – not territorial animals.

The pleas of a hungry child.

Mona needs your help, please donate generously, today.

You can donate on our Go Fund Me, or on their website Mona Relief.

Thank you on behalf of the families who will soon receive lifesaving care packages, because of your generosity and compassion today.

🔝

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