The residents of SBM Colony, Srirampura II Stage, responded spontaneously within one hour of call given by volunteers to extend liberally in cash or groceries for the aid of COVID-19 affected poor, by which groceries worth Rs.80,000 was delivered to the Nodal Officer of MCC at Jayamma Govindegowda Kalyana Mantapa on Wednesday, which was acknowledged with due appreciation in the form of a certificate. All appreciations to the residents and volunteers who could make it possible in the shortest time, said K.V. Ramanath, a volunteer from SBM Colony.
SBM Colony residents come together to help needy
The residents of SBM Colony, Srirampura II Stage, responded spontaneously within one hour of call given by volunteers to extend liberally in cash or groceries for the aid of COVID-19 affected poor,…
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