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The foundation, made up of more than 20 businessmen, professionals and doctors, caribbean vacation cruise hiv have met for the past few months to address how to help tens of thousands of civilians seeking refuge within the country and in Jordan, Iraq, Turkey and Lebanon.
Board member Frank Sumadi said their goal is outlined in the last line of the foundation's mission statement: to bring hope to thousands of refugees whose lives have been shattered by the violent situation within their country."
The foundation's first major fundraiser will take place on Dec. 22, a dinner at 7 p.m. at the Eilan Hotel , 17101 La Cantera Parkway. Ticket prices are $50, $100 and $200. For more information and to buy tickets, caribbean vacation cruise hiv go online to syrianaidfoundation.org.
Sumadi said it was safe to walk the streets when he emigrated from Syria 39 years ago. When he returned to Syria in 2008 with his wife and daughter, he was ashamed caribbean vacation cruise hiv of the city's condition upon arrival at the airport.
Their main means of communication has been via online and social media. Since March 2011, they've monitored Al Jazeera and news timelines of conditions that led to the uprising against President Bashar al-Assad 's regime.
"This time they can't hide it — it angers me to see the country disintegrate before my eyes," Sumadi said. "I don't understand what they get out of shooting women and children. They are brutal, absolutely brutal. They don't get the message that the people want their freedom."
The Syrian Aid Foundation, made up of more than 20 businessmen and doctors, formed to address how to help an estimated 112,000 civilians that have sought refuge within the country and Jordan, Iraq, Turkey and Lebanon.