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Alliance Finance donates for flood victims

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Business Report :

Alliance Finance PLC (AFPLC) made a donation as part of its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) to SAJIDA Foundation to support flood victims, where SAJIDA Foundation has been running a project called Emergency Flood Relief: Rescue, Nutrition & Dignity Support in the flood-affected areas of the country.

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In an event organized recently at the head office of SAJIDA Foundation, Kanti Kumar Saha, chief executive officer of AFPLC, handed over a cheque to Md Fazlul Hoque, senior adviser of SAJIDA Foundation.

Navila Hasan, brand, communication & corporate affairs of AFPLC, Farhin Ahmed Twinkle, coordinator, partnership & fundraising and Farhan Ahmed Intisar, coordinator, marketing & events, partnership & fundraising of SAJIDA Foundation were also present on this occasion.

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