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‘All Is Well’ extends help to road accident victim
A voluntary organisation, All Is Well which strives for greenery development and sapling plantation for the last two decades, has extended its service activity to help the needy in the form of financial assistance
Kakinada: A voluntary organisation, ‘All Is Well’ which strives for greenery development and sapling plantation for the last two decades, has extended its service activity to help the needy in the form of financial assistance.
The organisation president, Kishore Kumar on coming to know about the financial constraints of a junior assistant in Kaushal Godavari in East Godavari Collectorate Bandaru Bala Gangadhar Tilak came forward to assist for his medical care.
The employee who sustained critical injuries in road accident had to undergo surgeries twice. As the funds to the tune of Rs 1.75 lakh contributed by colleagues of Tilak could not meet the total expenditure, All Is Well contributed Rs 40,000 for the purpose.
A cheque for the amount was handed over to Tilak on Tuesday by Kishore Kumar at his residence.
The office bearers of All Is Well, K Ramakrishna, J Nagamani and PVJ Prasad were present. Tilak thanked the organisation for extending its help.
