Turkey-based relief and aid foundation Kimse Yok Mu was publicized at a joint event held by Niagara Foundation and Turkish American Society of Ohio. Having Kimse Yok Mu Vice-President Metin Cetiner as the keynote speaker, the presentation attracted much attention of the audience.
“Founded in 2002, the foundation has been active in 97 countries to provide aid such as food, education and healthcare,” Cetiner noted. Referring to the incidents in Syria as a heart-wrenching tragedy, Cetiner went on to say, “KYM to date has provided 16 million dollar worth of aid to the Syrian refugees in Turkey.” Receiving great attention, the presentation came to conclusion with a video clip by KYM on the Syrian refugees’ lives.
Published [in Turkish] on Cihan, 9 October 2013, Wednesday
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