FUNDING REQUEST ## ONE PATIENT,ONE INHALER PROJECT##

Request for funding. #ONE PATIENT,ONE IHALER PROJECT#

Respected Sir/Ma,

This is to write to you on behalf of our institution,ASTHMA INITIATIVE INTERNATIONAL. We are a charity organization working to support asthma patients.

I wish to solicit your donation in support of our campaign plan to reach out to asthma patient with inhalers and affordable medication especially those in the underserved communities scheduled to commence from 3rd may,2022 ( Universally declared world Asthma Day 2022 by WHO).

We seek your help to raise Fifty MILLION NAIRA (50,000,000) worth of Support both in cash or in kind (inhalers) for the patients. Your funding Support will be good enough and your kind donation will be religiously applied to reach it’s targets.

Please be generous enough to extend a helping hand.

Hope to hear from you soon.

Sincerely.

Michael Okon

For

ASTHMA INITIATIVE INTERNATIONAL

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