The Science Behind the Law of Attraction Magazine December, 2015 | Page 51

A Jor danian couple didn?t just invite fam ily and fr iends to celebr ate their
w edding but hundr eds of r efugees too.
Mutaz Mango and Basma Omar threw a wedding party for Syrian, Iraqi, and other refugees of different
nationalities living in the Jordanian capital of Amman.
The celebration was held in the King Ghazi Hotel,
located in the city?s historic downtown area, where
guests were treated to traditional Jordanian food and
musical entertainment.
Mr Mango has been helping displaced refugees in
Jordan by volunteering for the Collateral Repair Project
(CRP), a non-profit organisation assisting those who
have been forced to flee their country because of
armed conflict or persecution.
?The celebration gave urban refugees the opportunity
to do something they have not done in a long time, if ever: celebrate and enjoy their new lives here in
Amman,? explained the CRP.
?In addition to providing food, music, and
entertainment for the refugee community, the
couple partnered with CRP to hand out food
vouchers, which they went on to deliver in person.
These food vouchers were able to feed 36 families,
or 96 children and 76 adults.
?Mr Mango realises that he and his wife are
fortunate and that, if political situations were to
change, his new family could end up in the same
position.?
The kind-hearted couple are also planning to donate all of their wedding gifts to urban refugees.
Mango said he was ?overwhelmed? when he saw the amount of people at the ceremony, adding: ?Real
human joy has no borders.?
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