Dragon's Den tycoon Touker Suleyman donates £100,000 to The Sun’s Earthquake Appeal | The Sun

DRAGON’S Den tycoon Touker Suleyman is the latest star to back The Sun’s Earthquake Appeal.

His gift of £100,000 will go directly to fund Red Cross efforts in devastated Turkey and Syria.


That donation alone will be enough to provide emergency food for 400 families for ten days.

The TV favourite, 69, was born into a Turkish-Cypriot family and moved to England aged five.

He went to school in Peckham, South London, before going on to make his fortune in textiles.

To donate, visit redcross.org.uk/sunaid


Touker told The Sun: “Turkey is very close to my heart.

READ MORE ON THE EARTHQUAKE

Turkey hit by another strong earthquake after disaster that killed 50,000

Sun readers donate £1.4m to our Earthquake Appeal as Camelot pledge £100,000

“We are going flat out to help in this disaster, both from the UK and from my family office in Turkey.”

Rescue efforts following the earthquake, which killed more than 50,000, have been made harder by a series of aftershocks.

The Turkish Red Crescent has already served nearly one million hot meals , dished out 340,000 bottles of water and nearly 30,000 blankets.

Source: Read Full Article

Previous post Tough new laws to tackle small boat crossings to be unveiled
Next post Cold weather warning to elderly & vulnerable Brits, as Met Office says 'freezing temperatures' to sweep UK | The Sun