With your support and donations, Moegyo Humanitarian Foundation is able to continue with the following activities and projects in 2014.
1. Moegyo Humanitarian Foundation donated US$1,000 to 3hird Medium (3M) in New York for their efforts in providing support for orphans and orphanages in Myanmar.
2. Continues providing monthly support of about $100 (100,000 kyats equivalent) to each to the following orphanages
3. In addition to providing tutoring support for high school students who are taking university entry exams since June 2008 school year, Moegyo continues to provide scholarship of about $120 for each university and college student at Kani village and Kyite Latt. There are 26 university and college students currently receiving Moegyo scholarship for 2014-15 school year.
4.
Continues providing monthly salaries of US$100 each for 9 teachers
and US$80 for a maintenance personal at the Moegyo (1) Primary School
in Panthapyay village near Lashio, Shan State, Myanmar.
5.
Enables a construction project of a new High School building at Kani Village in Pyapon Township in Irrawaddy Division. So far, Moegyo was able to send over US$34,000 to fulfill the proposed construction project budget of US $40,000. See the photos of the new high school building near completion.
6.
Due to the increasing numbers of students at Moegyo (1) Primary School in Panthapyay village in Lashio
Township, Shan State, Myanmar, MHF is adding more classrooms, toilets and
living quarters for the teachers. The foundation has funded the initial amount
of US$20,000 for the project to start. Combined with construction and
logistics cost, MHF estimated US$40,000 in total for the whole project
and estimated to be completed by the late spring of 2015. The project
manager from MHF is currently at the area overseeing the activities of the project.
All this would not have been possible without your generosity,
continued support and dedication.
Together, we can make a difference!
Thank you.
The Moegyo Team
2012 was yet again filled with exciting stories to share. As we end the year, the Moegyo Team would like to take this opportunity to thank, on behalf of the orphans and vulnerable childrens in Myanmar (Burma), to all donors for their generosity and to all contributors, supporters and volunteers for their dedication and commitment. A special note also to thank the Moegyo volunteers in Myanmar to coordinate and execute projects and programs successfully in difficult-to-reach places and that the fund provided is spent effectively.
During the summer of 2012, the Moegyo Team organized two successful fundraising activities to support five orphanages and Moegyo (1) Basic Primary School in Myanmar.
1. 5th Annual Moegyo Food Fair in New York
2. 3rd Annual Moegyo Lawn Concert in Virginia
The milestone success story for the Moegyo Team in 2012 is the completion of Water Project. With the donations received, the Moegyo Team was able to complete the project in Panthapyay Palaung village, Northern Shan State. After Moegyo (1) Basic Primary School was completed in 2011, we have come to realize that clean water is required at the school and for the village for sanitation and health related reasons. The area was surveyed and located the water source from natural spring which is one and half miles away from the village. A dedicated Moegyo volunteer coordinated the project and teamed up with the villagers/volunteers to complete the project. Because of the running water available, the villagers, especially the children, were the least effected by the outbreak of Cholera in the summer of 2012. Read more here.
Aftermath of the Hurricane Sandy, the Moegyo volunteers provided assistance in recovery and clean-up effort at the Midland area in Staten Island, New York, where it hit the hardest. The foundation also sent donation to the American Red Cross for disaster relief fund for Hurricane Sandy.
During 2012, the Moegyo Team made field trips to all 5 orphanages that we have been supporting continually with your donations since the end of 2008. The team donated school supplies, clothing, sewing machines and supplies during the visit. The team also met with the students who we provided scholarships and discussed their future endeavors. Read more here.
Moegyo Humanitarian Foundation also sent donation to help earthquake victims from towns and villages near Showbo, Myanmar through Myanmar Social Development Network in Yangon, Myanmar. The magnitude of 6.8 hit near Showbo and Mandalay on 11 November 2012. As a result of the earthquake, significant damage of buildings, bridges and some casualties were reported. Read more here.
Again, this would not have been possible without your generosity, continued support and dedication. Yet, many more children still need your care, love and support. We believe we can do a lot more in coming years, with you, from helping natural disaster relief efforts to improving the life of a child. Together, we can make a difference!
Thank you.
The Moegyo Team
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Moegyo Humanitarian Foundation (MHF) is recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and is registered in the State of New York in the United States of America. (TAX ID: 26-2639437)
Another year has passed and at this time of sharing and joyful season, the Moegyo Team would like to thank all the donors, contributors, supporters and volunteers for the wonderful support given to the orphans and vulnerable children in Myanmar. We would also like to acknowledge the hard work and personal sacrifices made by the Moegyo volunteers in Myanmar to deliver the needed support to difficult-to-reach places and also to make sure that aid money is spent wisely and effectively.
2010 was an eventful year for the Moegyo Team. The Moegyo Team organized three fundraising activities to help the children.
1. 3rd Annual Moegyo Food Fair in New York
2. Moegyo participated as a food vendor at 20th Dragon Boat Festival in New York
3. 1st Annual Holiday Charity Dinner in Virginia
In addition to supporting 5 orphanages with day to day needs, we are also fortunate enough to give educational support for nine out of ten students that passed the high school exam at Kani Village Youth Development and Education center to go on to university.
1. Mingalar orphanage, Twantay
2. Mya theingyi orphage near Yangon
3. Kani Orphanage at Kani Village in Phyar Pon
4. Pyinnyar Waddy Orphanage at Kyite-latt
5. Pay-Gyaung Parahitta in Pay Gyaung village, Kyite-Latt township
Moegyo also partnered with other organizations in Myanmar and abroad and made numerous donations to several locations in the country. One of the unfortunate events was cyclone GIRI that hit South Western region that affected over 200,000 people. Moegyo was able to support the cyclone GIRI victims through the Buddhist Missionary Society Inc. in New York.
http://blog.moegyo.org/2010/11/moegyo-donated-500-to-help-cyclone-giri.html
During the water-shortage crisis in the summer in Myanmar, the Moegyo team partnered with the Searchers-Myanmar team to distribute plastic buckets that can store 20 gallons of rain water.
http://blog.moegyo.org/2010/05/moegyo-activity-update.html
Moegyo was able to provide support needed for a month worth of rice distribution at Myittar Kyay Mon center, a Day-care center for people living with HIV/AIDS in Mawlamyaing township.
http://blog.moegyo.org/2010/11/myitta-kyaemon-care-center.html
Moegyo gave a special gift to children with special need at Kyaik Waing Disabled Children Care Center by providing support needed to build a water tower.
http://blog.moegyo.org/2010/11/mhfs-special-gift-to-children-with.html
All of this would not have been possible without your support. Yet there is so much more to do. Many more children need your help. Many more schools need new roofs or floors. In 2011, we would like to do more to help. Please join us in this journey. We believe that together, we can make a difference!
Another eventful year has passed, and at this time of sharing and joyful season, the Moegyo Team would like to thank all the donors, contributors and supporters for the wonderful support given to the orphans and vulnerable children in Myanmar. We would also like to acknowledge the hard work and personal sarcrifices made by the Moegyo volunteers in Myanmar to deliver the aid to difficult-to-reach places and to make sure that aid money is spent wisely and effectively.
2009 was a busy year for the Moegyo Team. The Moegyo Team organized 11 fundraising activities and raised over twenty thousand US dollars to help the children. Moegyo volunteers in Myanmar made numerous trips to orphanages in Yangon and Delta regions. Moegyo is now supporting five orphanages monthly with their day-to-day operations.
View photos here.
All of this would not have been possible without your support. But, there is so much more to do. Many more children need your help. Many more buildings need fixing. Many more schools need new roofs or floors. In 2010, we would like to do more to help. Please join us in this journey.
To help, please find here how to get involved.
Thank you.
The Moegyo Team
Total donations received as of 31 July 2008: $85,587 (United States: $71,089 Thailand: $9,298 Australia: $5,200)
Purchased and Distribution: Please click here for detailed distribution and areas reached for the month of July 2008.
We have also launched our website http://www.moegyo.org/ on July 31st. Some of the highlights of the web site include:
- donors list;
- project summary;
- our upcoming and past fund raising events.
It has been 3 months since Cyclone hit. There are still many areas which desperately need help. Some of the projects that we are looking into are providing support to orphans – their daily meals, education and basic needs. They require continued effort and commitment from all of us. We are also seeking for monthly donors to support the children on monthly basis. If you wish to contribute monthly, please email us at info@moegyo.org.
Thank you all very much for your generosity and support.
Total amount of raised as of 30 June 2008: $78, 532
(United States: $64,924, Thailand: $9,298, Australia: $4,310)
Purchased and Distribution: Please click here for detailed distribution and areas reached.
http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=pbhsxuBa5dCmM_f0Bfux1bQ&hl=en
Please also find the summary of our three programs below from 8 May to end of June 2008:
Program 1: Distributing Emergency Aid What we have been distributing since 8 May during the first week of Cyclone: Water: Water purification tablets
Food: Rice, onions, beans, potatoes, salt, eggs, canned fish, fish paste, dry tea leaf, milk powders, ovaltine
Medicine: Burmese medicine, Tylenol, Imodium, Clotrimazole Cream and Foot powder (for Skin)ORS- Electrolyte, Royal D, Ranidine, ORS Amoxy, Paracetamol, Urinox, Pabron, Hiscolgen, Gynegyl, Bromhexine
Others: Men, women and children clothing, rain coats, rain boots, life jacketsTowels, blankets, mosquito nets, torch lights with batteries, rain cover sheets, plastic sheets
House building tools to the families, pots and pans, glasses and cups, detergent, candles Areas reached: more than thouand one families
Yangon Division: Hlaing Thar Yar, Dala, TharKayTha, South and North Dagon, Shwe Pyi Thar,Than Lwin Town, Kyauk Tan City Payarkone village; Shwe Pauk Kan, Insein, Dagon Myo Thit
Pegu Division: Thone kwa village and near by villages
Irrawady Division: Delta area : Bogalay, Twantay, Laputta, Pathein, Dedaye, Phar Pone
Some of the areas visited in Twante: Mya Kan Thar Village (306 families), Aung Zedi Village (76 families) and near by villages
Some of the areas visited in Bogalay:
-Villages near Bogalay township - 250 families;
-6 hours boat ride from Bogalay: Kyein Chaung Gyi village and near by villages
-3-4 hours boat ride from Bogalay: 408 families:
-- Bote Chaung Village – 104 families -- Ma Aye Kyi Village – 71 families -- Kone Tan Pauk Village – 47 families -- Byu Ya-gone Village – 32 families -- Tha-pyay Nyo Tan Village – 53 families -- La Waing Kyun Village – 101 families
Program 2: Rebuilding communities
(a) Budget Hut Buidling Group (NLS group)
- Completed 25 budget huts for 88 people: Shwe Kyun Thar Kyaung Su Village in Kokko Kyae-Ywa Su in Lat-put-ta Township
(b) Helping Hands
Current project: Package aid for 450 huts for 1900 people in villages nearby Bogalay
Package: - Roof (villagers have already started with their base, only provide roof sheets which will be reused for water tanks.), mat, blanket, dan-oh (pot), rice, kalah beans Total per hut = around $35 Program 3: Helping families and children Distribute school supplies, books, pencils, erasers, rulers, clothing and snacks Thank you very much for your generosity and support. Together, we can make a difference.
Total donations received as of 31 May 2008: $50,194
(United States: $36,946 Thailand: $9,298 Australia: $3,950)
Purchased and Distribution:
Please click here for detailed distribution and areas reached for the month of May 2008.
Thank you all very much for your generosity and support. Together, we can make a difference.
Total donations received as of 23 May 2008: $40,308 (Grand total as of today)
Purchased and Distribution:
Please click here for detailed distribution and areas reached for this week ending 23 May 2008.
Thank you all very much for your generosity and support. Together, we can make a difference.
Total donations received as of 18 May 2008: $24,539 (Grand total as of today)
Purchased and distributed:
Rice - 100 bags
Milk Powder 700 gr. - 23 bags
Milk powder 1200 gr. - 14 bags
Ovatine, milo (960 individual pak of 3 in 1) - 48 bags
Medicine:
Clotrimazole Cream (for Skin) - 400 pcs
Foot powder (for Skin) - 300 pcs
Imodium - 1 box
Tylenol - 2000 tablets
ORS- Electrolyte, Royal D - 380 packs
Others:
Detergent - 84 packs
Candles
Cash donation
Bagalay Phone Phone
Areas reached with the help of our fellow friends/teams in Myanmar: Than Lwin Town, Kyauk Tan City Payarkone village; Shwe Pauk Kan, Insein, Dagon Myo Thit
Thank you all very much for your generosity and support. Together, we can make a difference.
Total donations received as of 11 May 2008: $13,798 (grand total from all countries)
Purchased:
Water:
12,000 Water purification tablets - 1 Litre per tablet (distributed)
3000 Tablets - 30 Litre per tablet (on the way) Shipped today May 11th with Doctors group.
Rice:
244 Rice bags (154 bags distributed) The remaining 90 rice bags will be distributed to various monestries in Shwe Pyi Thar, Hlaing Thar yar, South and North Dagon, Dala, Kyauk Tan
Other supplies:
20,000 tablets of Tylenol (distributed)
600 packets ORS powder (distributed)
300 3 in 1 packets of Oat Meal (distributed)
150 3 in 1 packets of Milo (distributed)
390 3 in 1 packets of Ovatine (distributed)
100 bags Milk powder (on the way) Shipped today May 11th 2008 with doctors group
Areas reached with the help of our fellow friends/teams in Myanmar:
Yangon Division: Hlaing Thar Yar, Dala, TharKayTha, South and North Dagon, Shwe Pyi Thar
Irrawady Division: Delta area : Bogalay, Twantay, Laputta
Thank you all very much for your generosity and support!!! Together, we can make a difference.
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