Humanitarian Relief Activities by the Supreme Master Ching Hai and Her International Association

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Type of Event

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No.	Date(s)	Country/Region Receiving Aid	Event	Amount	Equivalent in US Dollars	News # for Reference
1	1989.01-12	Brazil	Contribution to the elderly homes and temples	US $10,984.62	10,984.62	31
2	1989.01-12	Brazil	Contribution to the less fortunate	US $2,884.62	2,884.62	31
3	1989.01-1993.12	Formosa	Helping the destitute households, temples, county governments and community organizations	US $366,282.00	366,282.00	31
4	1989.09-1990.12	China	Contribution to temples	US $17,040.00	17,040.00	31
5	1990-1993	Hong Kong	Contribution to Aulacese refugee camps in Hong Kong	US $288,195.00	288,195.00	31
6	1990.07	Germany	Contribution to Aulacese temples in Germany	US $320,000.00	320,000.00	31
7	1990.10	France	Contribution to the less fortunate	US $500.00	500.00	31
8	1991	Au Lac	Contribution to disaster victims	US $18,552.00	18,552.00	31
9	1991	Au Lac	Contribution to temples	US $8,072.00	8,072.00	31
10	1991	Au Lac	Contribution to the less fortunate	US $9,045.00	9,045.00	31
11	1991	Belgium	Contribution to the less fortunate	US $13,224.00	13,224.00	31
12	1991	Costa Rica	Contribution to assist local agricultural development	US $5,000.00	5,000.00	31
13	1991	Palau	Contributing six computer sets	US $4,092.00	4,092.00	31
14	1991	Philippines	Contribution to La Belle Garments for establishing a factory to provide jobs to handicapped people	US $10,000.00	10,000.00	31
15	1991	Philippines	Contribution to the refugees in the Philippines	US $109,389.00	109,389.00	31
16	1991	Philippines	Contribution to social organizations	US $36,597.00	36,597.00	31
17	1991	Philippines	Contribution to the less fortunate	US $54,515.00	54,515.00	31
18	1991	Thailand	Contribution to Aulacese refugee camps in Thailand	US $43,271.00	43,271.00	31
19	1991.04	Philippines	Building children's playground for Palawan Refugee Camp	Children's playground		24
20	1991.06-10	Philippines	Contribution to the Philippines Relief volcanic disaster of Pinatubo	US $734,447.00	734,447.00	14, 15, 16, 17, 31
21	1991.07	China	Contribution to flood victims in central and eastern China	NT $8,613,348.50	331,200.00	15, 31
22	1991.07	Hong Kong	Contribution to Shek Kong Refugee Camp	3,000 mosquito nets		15
23	1991.08	Hong Kong	Contribution to Lo Wu Refugee Camp	More than 1,000 boxes of used clothes, sleeping bags and blankets		16
24	1991.12	Au Lac	Contribution to Au Lac for flood disaster relief in Long An Province	US $220,500.00	220,500.00	18, 31
25	1991.12	Hong Kong	Providing winter clothes to refugee camps	3 cargo containers of winter clothes		18, 19
26	1992	USA	Contribution to the Relief Center for the handicapped	US $3,000.00	3,000.00	31, 38
27	1992	USA	Helping Aulacese refugees in USA	US $5,400.00	5,400.00	31
28	1992-1993	India	Contribution to spiritual practice groups	US $9,000.00	9,000.00	31
29	1992-1993	USA	Contribution to spiritual practice group	US $65,500.00	65,500.00	31
30	1992.04	Canada	Contribution to Aulacese refugees	US $3,545.00	3,545.00	31
31	1992.08	Dominica	Contribution to the less fortunate	US $5,000.00	5,000.00	31
32	1992.09-10	Philippines	Contribution to Social Welfare Dept. for Pinatobu volcanic disaster and flood victims	US $237,400.00	237,400.00	23, 24, 25, 31
33	1992.10	Bahamas	Contribution to the Andrew typhoon disaster relief	US $2,500.00	2,500.00	31
34	1993	India	Contribution to destitute people	US $1,200.00	1,200.00	31
35	1993	USA	Contribution to assistance fund of American music culture	US $3,355.75	3,355.75	31
36	1993.05	Uganda	Contribution to a spiritual practice group in Uganda	US $55,000.00	55,000.00	33
38	1993.07	Austria	Contribution to the less fortunate	US $205.00	205.00	31
39	1993.07	USA	Contribution for relief of floods in the Midwest States	US $47,892.85	47,892.85	29, 30, 31
40	1993.10	Singapore	Contribution to the destitute people	US $3,000.00	3,000.00	31
41	1993.10	USA	Contribution to the Aulacese orphanage in USA	US $1,000.00	1,000.00	30,31
42	1993.10	USA	Contribution to the maintenance fund of the landscape of Hawaii	US $5,000.00	5,000.00	30, 31
43	1993.11	USA	Helping the homeless persons in San Francisco	US $24,628.65	24,628.65	30, 31
44	1993.11	USA	Contribution for relief of fire disaster in Southern California	US $64,148.54	64,148.54	30, 31, 38
45	1993.12	Au Lac	Contribution through the TV social groups of USA for construction of orphanage in Au Lac	US $50,000.00	50,000.00	30, 31
46	1993.12	USA	Helping the homeless in various states	US $12,500.00	12,500.00	31, 32, 33
47	1993.12	USA	Relief efforts rendered to flood victims	US $348.46	348.46	30
48	1993.12	USA	Helping leper patients on Molokai Island in Hawaii	US $40,000.00	40,000.00	31
49	1993.12	USA	Contribution to Friends of Pearl Harbor in Hawaii	US $55,000.00	55,000.00	30, 31
50	1993.12	USA	Contribution to Hawaii Health Department for helping families with mental retarded children	US $60,000.00	60,000.00	31, 34
51	1993.12	USA	Contribution for promotion of world peace and cultural communication	US $65,000.00	65,000.00	31

Total: 1241 Record(s), Page 1/25 Page(s), Records Per Page, Page Previous | Next Page

As a creator of artistic designs as well as a spiritual teacher, Supreme Master Ching Hai loves all expressions of inner beauty. It is for this reason that She refers to Vietnam as “Au Lac” and Taiwan as “Formosa.” Au Lac is the ancient name of Vietnam and means “happiness.” And the name Formosa, meaning “beautiful,” reflects more completely the beauty of the island and its people. Master feels that using these names brings spiritual elevation and luck to the land and its inhabitants.

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