PCRF
A Dream Has Come True
In April 6 of this year the Oncology Department was opened.
Interview with Steve Sosebee of the Palestine Children’s Relief Fund
The Palestine Children’s Relief Fund (PCRF) is familiar to readers of The Muslim Observer for its charitable work with children of the Middle East. Needy children are treated either in their native land or brought to Dubai or the United States and, after treatment, are able to enjoy an enhanced life.
Successful Fundraiser for the Palestine Children’s Relief Fund
The Palestine Children’s Relief Fund (PCRF) held a highly successful banquet/fundraiser this past Saturday night at the Anaheim Hilton Hotel in Anaheim, Ca.
Palestine Children’s Relief Fund Banquet
The Palestine Children’s Relief Fund (PCRF) will hold its annual banquet/fundraiser on October 13 at the Anaheim Hilton Hotel in Anaheim, Ca.
Huda’s Dream
A little over a year ago the PCRF entered into a new field – the field of pediatric oncology.
Palestine Children’s Relief Fund Banquet Fundraiser
Palestine Children’s Relief Fund (PCRF) held its annual “Healing Hands” banquet/fundraiser
Palestine Children’s Relief Fund Event
The Palestine Children’s Relief Fund (PCRF) has announced the attendance of two very special guests at this years banquet/fundraiser. The two sisters, Fatema and Hala, ages 10 and 11, were seriously burned in a house fire in Gaza, Palestine.
Palestine Children’s Relief Fund Event
While may organizations attempt to address at least some of these needs, the Palestine Children’s Relief Fund works with the most helpless victims of the turmoil there – the children.
Palestine Children’s Relief Fund Banquet
Of all suffering world wide, the conscience of human rights advocates centers, it seems, on Gaza, often and appropriately called the world’s largest prison. The Israeli brutal occupation of Gaza continues, and the children of Gaza are its smallest and most vulnerable victims.
Fundraising for Palestinian Children
The suffering of children in Palestine, not only in the living conditions they must endure under occupation, but in the absence of medical care we in the West take for granted, tears at the most basic humanitarian instincts.
