Sentence examples for support the ongoing relief from inspiring English sources

"The UK has been the biggest bilateral aid donor to Nepal in response to last month's devastating earthquake, contributing over £23m, and we will continue to support the ongoing relief effort".

MTV Asia transformed its annual awards show into the MTV Asia Aid benefit concert in order to support the ongoing relief effort in the Indian Ocean region.

"This has added to the ongoing relief work from the last earthquake," said Sachidanand Singh of Rashtra Seva Dal.

The latest typhoon will complicate the ongoing relief effort, which is expected to continue for several months.

"The funding will support ongoing relief operations targeting the most at-risk populations, mainly women and children, in Honiara and greater Guadalcanal," said Ms. Osnat Lubrani, UN Resident Coordinator and Humanitarian Coordinator for the Solomon Islands.

"UNICEF's main supply warehouse in Copenhagen has sent these items to support our ongoing relief activities in the flood-affected areas," said the head of the UNICEF Field Office in Sindh, Andro Shilakadze.

Donation of $30,000 from the Iranian Football Federation kick starts UNICEF Iran's 'Children of Lebanon Appeal' TEHRAN, 23 August 20066 – The Iranian Football Federation has donated $30,000 to UNICEF Iran's Children of Lebanon Appeal to help support UNICEF's ongoing relief efforts in Lebanon.

November 2 2015 In support of the ongoing Hurricane Sandy relief efforts, BAM screens two documentaries about the Rockaways by the local filmmaker Jennifer Callahan (proceeds will go to charity).

Read More Cyclone Sidr   UNICEF offered immediate emergency assistance and ongoing relief support to the 8.9 million people who lost family members, homes and livelihoods in Cyclone Sidr.

But the violence has hampered other ongoing relief efforts throughout the country.

In conjunction with our work on the ground, on June 2, the ASPCA made a $100,000 grant to the Joplin Humane Society to support ongoing disaster relief and recovery efforts.