Year
Country/Region
Type of Event
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No.
Date(s)
Country/Region Receiving Aid
Event
Amount
Equivalent in US Dollars
News # for Reference
160
1996.02
Austria
Helping homeless people in Vienna
Hot meals
 
58
161
1996.02
Cambodia
Contribution to dig 60 wells
US $40,000.00
40,000.00
58, 59
162
1996.02
Hong Kong
Visit to High Island Refugee Camp
US $9,690.00
9,690.00
57, 59
163
1996.02
Indonesia
Visit to refugee camp
US $10,225.00
10,225.00
58, 59
164
1996.02
Macau
Visits to Holy Mother, and Christian Church Elderly Homes
US $755.00
755.00
58, 59
165
1996.02
Philippines
Helping the victims of Pinatobu eruption to rebuild their homes
US $30,000.00
30,000.00
57, 59
166
1996.02
Singapore
Visit to refugee camp
US $1,238.00
1,238.00
58, 59
167
1996.02
USA
Relief to flood victims in Oregon
US $15,000.00
15,000.00
57, 59
168
1996.02
USA
Aid rendered to humanity operation for Aulacese people
US $27,617.44
27,617.44
58, 59
169
1996.02
USA
Winter relief to the homeless
US $9,461.27
9,461.27
58, 59
170
1996.02-08
Philippines
Subsidizing living expenses of Palawan Refugee Camp
US $51,500.00
51,500.00
87
171
1996.03
Dominica
Contributions to charitable groups and the government
US $55,000.00
55,000.00
59
172
1996.03
Hong Kong
Visit to Da Ya Zhou Refugee Camp
US $15,950.00
15,950.00
59
173
1996.03
Japan
Providing warm clothes to Au Lac refugees in Ohmura and Nagasaki-Ken
Winter cloths
 
61
174
1996.03
Thailand
Contribution for digging 3 wells
US $6,400.00
6,400.00
59, 67
175
1996.03
United Kingdom
Visit to an elderly home in London
US $445.00
445.00
58, 59
176
1996.03
United Kingdom
Visiting the homeless people
US $490.00
490.00
58, 59
177
1996.03
USA
Providing blankets and necessities to homeless people and poor families in Arizona
Blankets and necessities
 
61
178
1996.03
USA
Providing clothes, blankets and food to homeless people and poor families in Oklahoma
Cloths, blankets, and food
 
61
179
1996.03
USA
Providing help to homeless people in Los Angeles
Hot meals, snacks, sleeping bags and spiritual publications
 
60
180
1996.03, 1997.02
Canada
Contributions to homeless and poor people
US $1,215.30
1,215.30
59
181
1996.04
Cambodia
Contribution of 2 bulldozers
US $59,090.00
59,090.00
62, 87
182
1996.04
Formosa
Visiting Aulacese refugees in Changhua
clothing, sleeping bags and food
 
61
183
1996.04
Thailand
Visiting Phanatnikhom Refugee Camp
Food and necessities
 
62
184
1996.06
Bangladesh
Relief to aid Tornado victims
US $10,000.00
10,000.00
66, 87
185
1996.06
North Korea
Providing 2,000 tons of rice for famine victims
US $526,397.00
526,397.00
66, 67, 78, 87
186
1996.06-08
Venezuela
Helping flood victims
US $33,419.33
33,419.33
67, 68, 70, 87
187
1996.07
Hong Kong
Contributing luggage bags to High Island Refugee Camp
Luggage bags
 
68
188
1996.08
Cambodia
Helping to dig wells for poor villages
Digging wells
 
68
189
1996.09
Formosa
Visiting Sansia Refugee Camp
Clothing, food, books, necessities and spiritual publications
 
70
190
1996.09
Hong Kong
Offering gifts to High Island Refugee Camp in Moon Festival
Gifts
 
72
191
1996.09
Formosa
Giving several hundred boxes of clothes to needy people in Cambodia
Several hundreds of clothes
 
70
192
1996.11
USA
Providing winter clothes and food to homeless in Oregon
Winter clothes and food
 
76
193
1996.11
USA
Orlando initiates visiting Florida Abused Women's Shelter
Gifts and food
 
76
194
1996.11-12
Formosa
Winter relief contributions to charitable groups in Formosa
NT $21,112,336.00
767,721.00
76, 77, 87
195
1996.12
China
Helping flood victims in Hunan
RMB $2,441,240.00
300,000.00
77, 87
196
1996.12
Hong Kong
Christmas gifts for boat people
HK $57,254.30
7,406.77
77, 87
197
1996.12
Thailand
Winter relief in north Thailand
THB $1,877,934.70
75,117.00
76, 87
198
1996.12
USA
Giving Christmas gifts to homeless children in Ohio
Christmas gifts
 
77
199
1996.12-1997.01
Philippines
New Year gifts, medical fees and subsidizing village project in the refugee camp
US $50,000.00
50,000.00
77, 79, 87
200
1996.12-1997.01
Thailand
Helping flood victims in south Thailand and destitute households in Ching Mai
THB $717,827.25
28,713.00
77, 78, 87
201
1997
Malaysia
Gift to Malaysia Red-Cross
A mobile toilet
 
87
202
1997
South Africa
Providing food, clothes and cash to homeless children in Johannesburg
Gifts and cash
 
85
203
1997.01
Canada
Helping the homeless and poor people in Montreal
US $9,114.00
9,114.00
78, 80, 82, 87
204
1997.01
Formosa
Winter relief in Formosa
NT $1,490,000.00
54,181.00
78, 79, 87
206
1997.01
USA
Helping flood victims in central and north California
US $77,258.86
77,258.86
77, 78, 79, 87
207
1997.01-10
Formosa
Contribution to destitute households in Formosa
US $11,677.00
11,677.00
87
208
1997.02
Au Lac
Endowment gifts to artists and authors
US $50,000.00
50,000.00
80, 87
209
1997.02
Formosa
Care for the poor and orphaned in Formosa in New Year
NT $1,814,808.00
65,993.00
80, 87
210
1997.02
USA
Relief for flood victims in the Midwest
Several thousands packs including necessities, food and cleaning supplies
 
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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.

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