Support towards to SEDB sharing small contribuations!

Dear Sir/Madam,
I trust you are doing well.We are deafblind people who are with this organisation called Society For The empowerment Of the Deaf-Blind(SEDB). We are looking for some sponsors who are interested in extending their support towards office equipment such  as computer and Orbit Reader 20 braille device repair costs. For the computer, the  cost will be Rs. 3650/- plus orbit reader 20 costs - Rs. 2651/-. Please let me know if you need the support invoice/bills then I will share the same and do the needful. If you are able to share small contributations such as Rs.300/- or rs.500/- to fulfill SEDB activities such as better education facilities for deafblind women and children/yearly website payout etc. Contributions can be made either monthly/quarterly/semi-annually or yearly.  Could you please make a contribution of Rs. 6301/- to SEDB for the immediate expenses? The bank  account detail is give on the website: 
www.sedbindia.org
Please let me know when you already transferred the money at zamir@sedbindia.org
 
Looking forward to your positive support.
Thanks and regards’
Zamir Dhale
Founder Director
SEDB India

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