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Apa yang Sudah Kita Perbuat untuk Melawan Corona?


Musibah Covid-19 di Indonesia dan dunia telah membuat Jutaan manusia kehilangan pekerjaan, ratusan ribu nyawa melayang, dan jutaan jiwa di rumah sakit tengah berjuang. 

Seluruh kepala negara telah menyatakan perang!!! Maka kita pun harus ikut serta dan mengambil bagian. 

Berdiam diri di rumah saja, tidak cukup; jika kita mempunyai sedikit rejeki, maka yang sedikit itu harus kita donasikan. 

Karena di pengadilan akhirat nanti, Allah SWT, Tuhan Yang Maha Esa, akan bertanya kepada kita:
“Apa yang sudah kita perbuat untuk Musibah Corona?” 

Sudahkah kita siap, ketika nanti Tuhan bertanya tentang tabungan kita yang kita diamkan, sementara suadara kita di sana: tim medis, pedangang kaki lima, karyawan yang kehilangan pekerjaan, dan keluarga yang kurang mampu di sana, membutuhkan uluran tangan kita.

Ayo… seberapapun donasi kita sangat berharga!!!

Ada dua Lembaga donasi yang saya rekomndasikan:
1.       KA KAMMI/Komunitas Seduh


KA-KAMMI dan komunias seduh fokus pada sumbangan APD untuk tenaga medis. Ini sangat penting, karena kita ingin tenaga medis kita aman, dan tidak ikut terpapar virus. 

Sumbangan dapat dikirim ke: 
Fajrin Nurpasca
BCA: 787 0278 165 
BSM: (451) 700 6067 306
 

2.       Purna Caraka Muda Indonesia (PCMI) Jambi

PCMI Jambi fokus pada pemberian paket sembako dan masker gratis bagi yang membutuhkan.

Sumbangan dapat dikirim ke:
     Muhammad Fadlan: 
     BRI 0606 012 9405 502

Semua unsur bekerja: Penjahit baju membuat masker gratis, pejabat memotong gajinya, pengusaha saling berlomba, artis menyelenggarakan konser amal, atlit lelang baju jersey, warung makan memberi nasi gratis. 

Maka kita yang bukan artis dan bukan pula pejabat harus pula berdonasi, berapapun besarnya.
 
Saya, sudah menyumbang. Maka saya mengajak teman-temanku yang baik di sana, untuk ikut pula berderma.

Insha Alloh, kita akan memenangkan peperangan ini.

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