FFM - Cyclone-Nargis
project : cyclone-nargis - myanmar - updates : rehabilitation - long-term effort
  
     
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as at 6-October-2008
 Donations Received:
SGD781,400.00 +
RM64,906.50 + USD4,826.56

DONORS LIST (7-15 May)
DONORS LIST (16-30 May)
DONORS LIST (Jun to Jul)

DONORS LIST (from Aug)


Donations Received in Johor, Malaysia:
RM66,350.00
 DONORS LIST (Johor)

No of Donors: > 2,000

 

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(Private Appeal)

 		 
 
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100% Goes to the Charitable Cause

- FireFly Mission donates every cent that it receives to the charitable cause for which the funds are raised.
- We are a volunteer driven organization with no overheads
- All administrative, travel, living and lodging expenses are fully borne by our volunteers.
 
     
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Long-Term

REHABILITATION WORK

this is a long-term project, where we will undertake projects to repair and rebuild some of the basic needs infrastructure, such as schools, or hospitals etc.

 

Schools for Reconstructions:
Primary Schools
- Shauk Chaung, Moulmeingyun Township - completed

 

Sister Elsie - beside the commemorative plaque of the 1st school building completed

under the Cyclone Nargis Rehabilitation project

 

 

 

June 2008

group photograph with the villagers by Team 2 on 12-June 2008
(on the spot where the existing school was brought down by Cyclone Nargis on 2-May-08)

 

June 2008
rebuilding of the school

 

July 2008
Reopening of School in the rebuilt structure

 

September 2008
Team 4 visited the completed school