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Friends of SOS June/July

The hostesses together.

Arrival of June, brings in interesting changes in the city of saints. Because of vacations around the world, return of the natives occur. Whereas, those who enjoy living here, get out for national/ international trips. The faces, which remain missing throughout the year are found here during summers, where those who are seen everywhere, go missing.

This year, the sacred month of Ramadan was to arrive in these vacations too. Lots of personal engagements and commitments were expected. So, friends of SOS decided to hold committee parties of next months together on 25th June. And what other place in Multan can host a better party than Lahore Chatkhara Multan. Thanks to Hania Shahid, the owner of the place, already exquisite ambiance of the restaurant, was elegantly enhanced for this event with personal touches like flower arrangements and candle lights.

No doubt, Hania remains a hostess at all friends of SOS parties, as she conducts and runs its entire functioning. Ramla Saim, Hina Zulfiqar, Ghazala Fraz, Umaima were among other hostesses of this party. Although Hina and Ramla remained missing from the function. The menu of the Hi-tea was awesome and so was the hospitality of the hostesses.

Friends of SOS Multan were extremely delighted to have Nomeeta Sultan among them, a prestigious educationist, a professor from Bahawalpur university. She also happens to be the sister of Hania Shahid, the head of the committee and Lahore Chatkhara Multan. Her presence added grace to the event.

Indeed, it was a fabulous party with great turnover of the members and the fantastic cause it was held for: To help children of SOS village Multan. Kindly remember them in all your prayers and do contribute for them through donations. Remember SOS village Multan and its children for your sadqaats, zakats and donations in kind.


Zahra Bassat and Hania Shahi
Sadia Yakoob with Nomita Sultan
Filza Akbar, Hina Mansoor

Zainab

Zeba Javed
Mrs. Riaz Qureshi with a friend
Saira


Zainab and Uzma with friends


Saima and Uzma

Selfie time Fariha with Romana Khakwani

The beautiful set up

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