The Mother of Civilisation Library Project
When I was packing books at my Cardiff residence last week I set aside a few I no longer needed. This morning I put them in a parcel which I took to the post office and sent to the Mother of Civilisation Library Project in Sindh (Pakistan).
In case you weren’t aware, the Mother of Civilization Library is a volunteer organisation in the Indus Valley around Sindh, in the southern part of Pakistan. Their project is to help and facilitate a libraries program in Sindh by collecting books. They contacted me a while ago about making a donation, and I’ve finally done it!
If you have any spare new or used books that you would like to send to the Library program, I’m sure they’d be thrilled to receive them! Your donation could do much to stimulate and encourage the growth of learning, especially among the young generation of students.
Please send books to:
Rashid Anees Magsi, Project Manager, Mother of Civilization Library
Street: Sobho Khan Magsi,
City: Radhan Station Dadu,
Province: Sindh,
Postal Code: 76310,
Country: Pakistan
P. S. If you send a donation from the UK be sure to say that you are sending books – the cost is much lower if your parcel contains only books than if it contains other items of the same weight.
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In the Dark 
August 14, 2018 at 9:02 am
Peter doesn’t say, although I am sure he knows, that the library is about 15km from Mohenjo-daro, site of the ruins of the greatest of the Indus Valley cities. Hence its name, presumably. But it is a great project to help the people of modern Sindh.