The Punya Foundation Donors: Year 2013

Our primary income source continues to be donations mostly from Bhutanese refugees resettled in third countries. Click here for donation list. Major Donors: Mr. Rajendra Timsina, a Bhutanese asylee in Winnipeg, Canada, generously provided scholarships to four students attending secondary school in Jhapa, Nepal. Mr. B. M. Khaling, a resettled Bhutanese refugee in Atlanta, Georgia,...

Our primary income source continues to be donations mostly from Bhutanese refugees resettled in third countries. Click here for donation list.

Major Donors:

  1. Mr. Rajendra Timsina, a Bhutanese asylee in Winnipeg, Canada, generously provided scholarships to four students attending secondary school in Jhapa, Nepal.
  2. Mr. B. M. Khaling, a resettled Bhutanese refugee in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, collected funds during the World Peace Program organized by the local Bhutanese Nepali Buddhist community.
  3. Mrs. Ram Lacchi Magar, a Bhutanese asylee, now a USA citizen in California raised money by selling Bhutanese and Nepali snacks in a program Nepali people organized.
  4. Mr. Tulsi Guragai, a resettled Bhutanese refugee in Albury, Australia, encouraged fellow university classmates to donate funds they collected in a project.
  5. The Northern Suburbs Community Centre in Tasmania, Australia, donated funds to support education of vulnerable refugee children in the camps in Nepal.

The Punya Foundation receives donations in three ways:

  1. Deposits in Australian dollars in the Foundation bank account in Australia.
  2. Donations in US dollars (USD) through PayPal. In the table, the amounts shown reflect conversion to Australian dollars (AUD) corresponding to the exchange rate on the day of donation.
  3. Cash (Australian currency) deposited either in the Foundation bank account or PayPal account.
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