Lions Foundation provides $200,000 for flood relief in Nepal
Summary
Lions Clubs International Foundation has granted US$200,000 for emergency relief and recovery in Nepal after devastating flash floods killed more than 1,000 people and left thousands missing. The funds will support food, water, shelter, medical supplies, rescue operations and short-term care for affected children.
Key Points
- Lions Clubs International Foundation (LCIF) has provided a US$200,000 Major Catastrophe Grant for flood relief and recovery in Nepal.
- The grant will fund essential aid including food packages, drinking water, blankets, hygiene kits, temporary shelters and medical supplies.
- Flash floods triggered by the collapse of glacial ice and rock near the Nepal-China border destroyed homes, roads, schools and bridges.
- Lions in Nepal have separately raised US$67,000, while Lions in other countries are also contributing to relief efforts.
