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KSrelief is sole agency authorized to receive and deliver donations abroad

KSrelief is sole agency authorized to receive and deliver donations abroad

King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) warned Tuesday against what some entities and associations do in trying to collect donations for the benefit of some countries, communities, institutions, or societies which are contrary to the instructions issued in this regard.
The instructions stipulate that the KSrelief is the sole institution which is responsible for any relief, charitable or humanitarian donations coming from a public or private source and is tasked to deliver these donations to the needy abroad.

In a statement issued Tuesday, the KSrelief urged everyone not to respond to any pamphlets or footages broadcast on some media outlets or the social media platforms, as they might fall victims to suspicious operations that fall under money laundering or financing terrorism and others.

It added that any donation has to go through KSrelief as it is the sole authorized body tasked with managing the donations.

The statement added that the center has set up an online portal to receive donations at the following address: (https://sahem.ksrelief.org), as well as via text messages on the number (5565), and donors can also send their donations directly to the center's following bank accounts:

• Banque Saudi Fransi: SA5655000000099088000563

• Bank Albilad : SA8315000999126644880015

• Alinma Bank: SA5705000068222222207001

• Arab National Bank: SA4630400108095307050033

• Riyad Bank: SA5120000002283448399942

• Al Rajhi Bank: SA9280000470608017887770

The statement affirmed that the KSrelief is keen to deliver aid to its beneficiaries abroad in accordance with the highest professional standards and local and international financial transparency.

The statement added that the center does not deduct any administrative expenses from donations. It disclosed that the center has so far worked in 86 countries in various sectors of humanitarian work. Those interested in more information can call 966920008554.
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