Mutton Roll Daytimer

Sri Lanka flood fundraiser effort! 🇱🇰

This Sunday, join us for a dance at Big Chill Bar in Kings Cross, London for our fundraiser for survivors of the devastating cyclone that has ravaged through the island of Sri Lanka 🧡

From 3–11pm, The Mutton Roll Daytimer party brings together 9+ artists from the diaspora and beyond who’ve come together to help support the incredible relief efforts on the ground and we need your help to make this a success 🏝️

All proceeds go to the following vetted charities/community-led campaigns:

Instagram:

@palmeraprojects

@sambolfoundation

@sarithairugal

Playing on the day:

Instagram:

@__vindya

@ushara_x

@mypandashallfly

@eggsandbleach

@rohinacp

@niro__dj

@mithun.wav

@chasethaworst

@partiesanimal

Projects we're supporting:

@palmeraprojects

Your contribution will go directly towards reaching families who are currently most affected:

Food rations for families cut off from road access

For villages isolated by landslides or flooded roads, we will deliver essential food items until access is restored.

Food rations for shelters housing displaced families

Many families are staying in temporary shelters for safety. Your support will provide dry rations and basic items they need during this period

Tarpaulins and emergency protection for damaged homes

For households whose roofs or structures have been compromised, we will supply tarpaulins and protective materials to prevent further damage and loss.

Support for other immediate emergency needs

Including clean water containers, hygiene items, basic medicines, and temporary shelter support, depending on conditions on the ground

@sambolfoundation

Sambol Foundation are supporting women and children who have suffered from gender based violence and trafficking.

@sarithirugal

Saritha Irugalbandara:

We are fundraising to procure and deliver essential medication to affected areas. There is high risk of leptospirosis due to contact with flood water as well as fungal and bacterial infections.

Many people have lost access to basic medical services, both physically and in terms of availability of medications. As people return to their homes, there is also a growing need for disinfectant supplies and basic hygiene and sanitary products.

Our solidarity is grounded in the want to prevent flood-borne illnesses and help people rebuild with dignity.