from: Ms.Ruth Ideye <drrosemichael9@gmail.com>
reply-to: lewisnice60@gmail.com
date: Mar 5, 2026, 2:04 AM
subject: Dear Beneficiary:
mailed-by: gmail.com
Dear Beneficiary:
Congratulations, we are pleased to announce that you are randomly chosen to receive Saudi Arabian Fund Support through the UNA-UK's London Office.
You were selected among some other beneficiaries during the Saudi Arabian online draw through the Google/ Eastern Europe radar which was conducted recently, and your email address was automatically selected through the Google web radar.
This Charity program was organized to assist some enlisted individuals from the
Eastern Europe Regions and also to help the less privileged, local communities
Widows, Widowers and the farmers. We believe to reach out to the mentioned
individuals within your community with the palliative disbursement through you.
You are hereby encouraged to contact the United Kingdom Chief Donation Officer
Name:Mr. Jonathan Cameron
Email: email.rblondon@gmail.com
Tel/whatsApp : +44 7440 460914.
Address:239 Vauxhall Bridge Road, London, SW1V 1EQ,United Kingdom
Send him the following information; Your Names, Complete Address, Mobile Number and a Copy of Your valid Identity Card. This information is very important to enable us to establish your file for the fund donation.
NOTE: You will write an explanatory note on how you intend to share the palliative when you receive the fund before we could know how much to award you. Thanks
Best Regard
Ms.Ruth Ideye
Secretary
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