Jemima Goldsmith’s fundraiser brings in over £150,000 for Pakistan flood relief
jemima Goldsmith, the former wife of Pakistani cricketer turned politician Imran Khan and English screenwriter, raised £150,000 for flood relief in Pakistan at a charity dinner at Benares Restaurant in London this week.
The event was held in aid of UNICEF’s Pakistan Floods Appeal and the Pakistan Environment Trust. Jemima Khan also thanked all the people who participated in the event for their assistance to the flood victims. She expressed special thanks to Mayor London Sadiq Khan who supported and participated in the event.
In a tweet, the British socialite also shared an online donation link to collect funds for UNICEF to help children affected by the floods in the country and for the Pakistan Environment Trust, which is actively combatting climate change in Pakistan.
Pakistani journalist Ihtisham Ul Haq was also present at the event. In a tweet, he congratulated the Goldsmiths for hosting a “wonderful” fundraiser. He added that at the event, the mayor of London spoke about climate change and “how Pakistan is being affected the most”
Many other influential figures attended the event, including BBC’s Noreen Khan and music producer and chef Shahid Khan, among others.
The event was held in aid of UNICEF’s Pakistan Floods Appeal and the Pakistan Environment Trust. Jemima Khan also thanked all the people who participated in the event for their assistance to the flood victims. She expressed special thanks to Mayor London Sadiq Khan who supported and participated in the event.
In a tweet, the British socialite also shared an online donation link to collect funds for UNICEF to help children affected by the floods in the country and for the Pakistan Environment Trust, which is actively combatting climate change in Pakistan.
Pakistani journalist Ihtisham Ul Haq was also present at the event. In a tweet, he congratulated the Goldsmiths for hosting a “wonderful” fundraiser. He added that at the event, the mayor of London spoke about climate change and “how Pakistan is being affected the most”
Many other influential figures attended the event, including BBC’s Noreen Khan and music producer and chef Shahid Khan, among others.