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Binance Charity Gives INR 3.3 Crore for Assam Flood Relief

Binance Charity Gives INR 3.3 Crore for Assam Flood Relief
Binance Donates INR 3.3 Crore to Goonj’s Rahat Initiative for Assam Flood Relief · theprint.in

Severe floods have affected many people in Assam, India.

The floods have killed 105 people and affected more than 12 lakh people.

Binance Charity is giving INR 3.3 crore to Goonj to help families.

Goonj will use the money to provide important supplies.

These supplies may include household goods, hygiene items, and tarpaulins.

The support is expected to reach about 27,500 families.

Goonj says many people have lost stored grain and their ways of earning money.

The organization plans to help with both immediate needs and recovery after the floods.

Key facts

Donor
Binance Charity
Recipient
Goonj’s Rahat Initiative
Donation
INR 3.3 crore (USD 350,000)
Expected reach
Approximately 27,500 families
Flood impact
More than 12 lakh people across 25 districts and 2,734 villages
Reported death toll
105 people
Planned supplies
Household items, hygiene items, tarpaulins, and other relief materials

Quotes

SB Seker

Head of APAC at Binance

“Our thoughts are with everyone affected by the devastating floods. In times like these, it is crucial that communities and organizations come together to support those most in need. By working with Goonj’s ‘Rahat Initiative’, we hope our contribution will provide urgent relief on the ground and help families begin the long journey of rebuilding and recovering.”
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Anshu Gupta

Founder of Goonj

“The scale of loss across Assam this monsoon has been staggering, and further nonstop rains have forced people to be in makeshift arrangement. Months of stored grain and livelihoods gone overnight. Support like this lets us move faster; getting relief material into the hardest-to-reach districts now, and staying on the ground through the recovery phase, not just the emergency. A long term intervention is needed apart from the immediate support and that is what we are aiming for.”
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