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
52	1993.12	USA	Contribution to sponsoring fund to mass media (Portland and Los Angeles)	US $7,000.00	7,000.00	30, 31
53	1994.01	Au Lac	Contribution to help extend construction of school	US $1,000.00	1,000.00	33
54	1994.01	Au Lac	Contribution to monastic persons	US $200.00	200.00	33
55	1994.01	Belgium	Contribution to relief flood disaster	US $19,050.00	19,050.00	31, 32, 33
56	1994.01	France	Contribution to relief flood disaster	US $32,900.00	32,900.00	31, 32
57	1994.01	Malaysia	Contribution to relief flood disaster	US $19,098.00	19,098.00	31
58	1994.01	Netherlands	Contribution to relief flood disaster	US $12,704.00	12,704.00	31, 32
59	1994.01	Thailand	Contribution to relief disaster in northern Thailand	US $97,938.00	97,938.00	31
60	1994.01	USA	Contribution for promoting Chinese Culture in USA	US $10,000.00	10,000.00	31
61	1994.01	USA	Contribution to medical research for cancer and AIDS	US $100,000.00	100,000.00	31
62	1994.01	USA	Contribution to the social needs of Hawaii	US $45,000.00	45,000.00	31
63	1994.01	USA	Relief to victims of California earthquake	Five truck-load of relief materials distributed to 1000 victims		31, 32
64	1994.01-02	Formosa	Contribution to poor families and the homeless people	US $6,531.00	6,531.00	32, 33
65	1994.01-03	Philippines	Contribution to Aulacese refugees in Palawan	US $5,908.00	5,908.00	33
66	1994.02	Formosa	Contribution to Pingtung City for protection of environment	US $84,615.00	84,615.00	33
67	1994.02	France	Contribution to Ass Bouddhique Khanh Anh (for refugees S.O.S. program)	US $20,000.00	20,000.00	33
68	1994.02	Thailand	Contribution to the Aulacese refugees in the Thai camps	US $395.00	395.00	33
69	1994.02	USA	Contribution to Illinois State Government for flood relief	US $100,000.00	100,000.00	33
70	1994.03	Philippines	Helping poor families	US $1,000.00	1,000.00	33
71	1994.03	USA	Contribution to Missouri State Government for flood relief	US $100,000.00	100,000.00	33
72	1994.03	USA	Contribution to Iowa State Government for flood relief	US $100,000.00	100,000.00	33
73	1994.03	USA	Contribution to Minnesota State Government for flood relief	US $50,000.00	50,000.00	32
74	1994.03	USA	Contribution to Kansas State government for flood relief	US $50,000.00	50,000.00	32
75	1994.03	USA	Visiting Los Angeles Veterans Hospital	Entertainment and several hundred gift bags		33
76	1994.03	USA	Contribution to Wisconsin State government for flood relief	US $50,000.00	50.00	32
80	1994.06	Rwanda	Helping war refugees	US $80,000.00	80,000.00	37
81	1994.06	Thailand	Helping the destitute	THB $2,000,000.00	79,554.50	36
82	1994.07	Au Lac	Contribution to IAVO for the destitute	US $10,000.00	10,000.00	38
84	1994.08	Cambodia	Relief efforts rendered to flood victims	US $30,000.00	30,000.00	38, 39
86	1994.10	Cambodia	Providing fertilizer for agriculture production	US $20,000.00	20,000.00	40
87	1994.10	USA	Providing blankets to flood victims in Houston	Blankets		41
88	1994.11	Canada	Contributing food and clothes to needy people in Toronto	Food and clothes		41
89	1994.11	Formosa	Visiting Tainan elderly homes and Veterans Hospital	Snacks		40
90	1994.11	Germany	Visiting a Munich hospital			40
91	1994.11	Singapore	Providing help to homeless people	Food, gifts, and spiritual books		40
92	1994.11	Thailand	Contribution to needy students	THB $200,000.00	7,999.36	41
93	1994.11	USA	Visiting Florida elderly homes			40
94	1994.11	USA	Helping the family of a deceased Aulacese refugee	Monitory contribution		41
95	1994.12	Australia	Visiting Sydney elderly homes	Flowers and spiritual books		41
96	1994.12	Au Lac	Contribution of cash by Canadian initiates to flood victims in Au Lac	Cash		41
97	1994.12	Canada	Providing food to an Ottawa homeless shelter	Food		42
98	1994.12	South Korea	Visiting Pusan Hospital	Volunteer work and spiritual books		41
99	1994.12	USA	Contribution to relieve flood victims in California	NT $540,256.00	20,603.90	43
100	1994.12	USA	Providing help to homeless people in Los Angeles area	Blankets, clothing, food and tents		43
101	1994.12	USA	Providing help to veterans and homeless people in San Francisco area	Hot food		42
102	1994.12	USA	Providing help to homeless people in Dallas area	Food, necessities and blankets		42
103	1994.12	USA	Visiting inmates in a Florida prison	Several hundred gift packs with candies, snacks and spiritual books		42
104	1994.12-1995.02	Cambodia	Providing 6,000 tons of rice to relieve the Cambodian drought victims	NT $42,815,554.00	1,632,873.00	41, 42, 43, 44, 45
105	1994.12-1995.02	Formosa	Contribution to destitute families in Formosa	NT $3,579,200.00	136,501.00	40, 41, 42, 43, 44
107	1995.01	Japan	Contribution to relieve earthquake victims in Kobe and Osaka	NT $3,282,910.00	124,709.00	43, 46

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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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