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Depok landslide relief - the families of Marketplace Lane
After the landslide, families in the families of Marketplace Lane need clean water, roofing materials and bedding.
🇮🇩 Depok, West Java, Indonesia1,348 views
The landslide hit the families of Marketplace Lane on 23 June. My home was one of 55 damaged, and 7 families are still in temporary shelter at the local school gym.
The first few days we shared what little we had. Now the cleanup has started, but we've no money for materials and winter or the rainy season is coming.
Schools in the area have been closed, and the clinic lost its cold storage for vaccines. We're a small community of working families who have never asked for help before.
We have formed a volunteer committee, and I'm the treasurer, so I'll post receipts for everything we buy.
We buy supplies locally and in bulk, so the money goes further. Receipts and photos will be posted in updates.
Where the $1,250 goes:
• Clean water and purification supplies: $150
• Tools and labor for repairs: $360
• Food parcels for displaced families: $140
• Roofing sheets and timber: $600
Thank you for reading my story.
- Ani
Updates from Ani
Quick update: $70 raised so far (6%). the plan for clean water and purification supplies is now scheduled. Receipts coming as soon as I have them.
Quick update: $55 raised so far (4%). the plan for tools and labor for repairs is now scheduled. Receipts coming as soon as I have them.
- Andrés M. Espinoza 🇺🇸 · $250
“Happy to help. Saw your post and had to give. - Toledo”
- Kanokwan Supaporn Thongchai 🇹🇭 · $30
- Denise D. West 🇬🇧 · $25
- Anonymous 🇧🇷 · $15
- Guo Zhi Xiong 🇺🇸 · $10
- Anonymous 🇳🇬 · $9
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Good luck. Hope the build day goes well, wish I lived closer. All the best.
Hang in there, Ani. Projects like this are what make a place worth living in. Greetings from Cape Coast.