You can ease the suffering in Syria today

The civil war raging in Syria has caused the largest humanitarian crisis the world has ever known. More people are in need of assistance than after the 2004 Boxing Day tsunami.

More than 4.25 million people are displaced within the Syrian war zone and almost 2 million refugees

are hosted by nearby countries. The UN says that more than half of those in refugee camps are children. All of them are in urgent need of help with food, water, shelter and more.

You can help reach 650,000 people inside Syria and in refugee camps in Lebanon, Jordan and Turkey by donating to our ‘Syria in Crisis Appeal’ today. Your donation WILL help enormously.

Donate to our Syria in Crisis Appeal at www.anglicanoverseasaid.org.au, Freecall 1800 249 880 or mail the below coupon back to us at: PO Box 389, Abbotsford, VIC, 3067. Thank you so much. Revd. Bob Mitchell, Anglican Overseas Aid

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You can ease the suffering in Syria today

The civil war raging in Syria has caused the largest humanitarian crisis the world has ever known. More people are in need of assistance than after the 2004 Boxing Day tsunami.

More than 4.25 million people are displaced within the Syrian war zone and almost 2 million refugees

are hosted by nearby countries. The UN says that more than half of those in refugee camps are children. All of them are in urgent need of help with food, water, shelter and more.

You can help reach 650,000 people inside Syria and in refugee camps in Lebanon, Jordan and Turkey by donating to our ‘Syria in Crisis Appeal’ today. Your donation WILL help enormously.

Donate to our Syria in Crisis Appeal at www.anglicanoverseasaid.org.au, Freecall 1800 249 880 or mail the below coupon back to us at: PO BOX 389, Abbotsford, VIC, 3067. Thank you so much. Revd. Bob Mitchell, Anglican Overseas Aid

Please accept my donation for the Syria in Crisis Appeal $....................................

Visa MasterCard Cheque (Payable to Anglican Overseas Aid)

Cardholder Name: .....................................................................................................................................

Credit Card No.: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Card expiry date: _ _ / _ _ CVV: __ __ __

Email: .......................................................................................................................................................... I would like to receive Anglican Overseas Aid’s e-newsletter

Address: ......................................................................................................................................................

...................................................................... Post code: .........................................................................

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ABN 392 116 072 050Anglican Overseas Aid works in partnership with the global act alliance to respond to emergencies and disasters.

ABN 392 116 072 050Anglican Overseas Aid works in partnership with the global act alliance to respond to emergencies and disasters.