George Ruto Joins Community in Church Fundraiser Amidst Flood Crisis
In a display of solidarity and generosity, George Ruto, son of President Dr. William Ruto, joined worshippers at Our Lady of Fatima Parish in Ongata Rongai for a fundraising event aimed at supporting a church project.
The event, presided over by Father Antipas Hamisi, saw George Ruto make a substantial donation of 1 million Kenyan Shillings towards the cause, emphasizing his commitment to supporting the church and the local community.
Expressing his satisfaction with the progress of the church project, George Ruto assured the faithful of his continued availability to support similar initiatives in the future. His contribution was met with gratitude by the parish community, highlighting the positive impact of collaboration between individuals and institutions for communal development.
In addition to his involvement in the fundraiser, George Ruto addressed the pressing issue of severe flooding affecting various parts of Kenya. Urging Kenyans to prioritize their safety amidst the crisis, he emphasized the importance of seeking refuge in safer areas.
The presence of community leaders like George Ruto at the fundraiser underscores the significance of collective efforts in addressing both local development needs and national challenges. As the country grapples with the devastating impact of natural disasters such as flooding, the support and guidance of leaders like George Ruto serve as a beacon of encouragement and solidarity for affected communities.
Through collaborative initiatives like the church project fundraiser, individuals and institutions can contribute to building resilience and promoting the well-being of all Kenyans, fostering a spirit of unity and mutual support in times of adversity.
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