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$200,000 |
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Tasveer donates $1000 towards Asha-Seattle's tsunami relief efforts. Click here to learn more... |
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Anugriha |
$33450.00 |
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Anugriha has been working hard in Vellapallam village (in Nagapattinam district) to get the people up and going, and has organized substantial immediate aid. Click here to learn more... |
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Rejuvenate India Movement (RIM) |
$13,000.00 |
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RIM is working on a cash for work programme that ploughs up the lands owned by farmers that have become saline due to the tsunami, for which they have put forth a proposal to Asha-Seattle. Click here to learn more... |
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Suyam Charitable Trust |
$12,000.00 |
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Suyam has been operating in AKKARAPETTAI Panchayat,Chennai. We have send part of the requirement which covers the reconstruction cost. Looking to send some more for the years salary of the teachers. Click here to learn more... |
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| Asha Seattle is actively reviewing and has approved projects other affected regions including Andaman & Nicobar Islands and Kerala. Click here for a complete listing of our potential partners. |
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Andaman and Nicobar Environmental Team (ANET) Andaman and Nicobar Environmental Team (ANET) is a division of the Madras Crocodile Bank Trust / Centre for Herpetology, and is based in Wandoor, in South Andaman Island. ANET has had a presence in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands since 1977, facilitating the study and conservation of the unique biodiversity of the ecologically rich and fragile Islands and its people. With its many connections in the Islands, ANET was able to respond immediately to the earthquake and the Tsunami that devastated the Nicobar Island. Relief measures are in full swing and they have made an assessment of the relief camps around Port Blair. ANET is at present concentrating on sending immediate relief to the Nicobar Islands and has established a working relationship with the Defense Command. Asha-Seattle with support from Asha-MIT/Boston is in the process of reviewing the proposal to support 230$ a day, for about 10 days, to supplement their immediate relief efforts in the hard hit Nicobar islands. Total budget (for short term relief): $2300 We will be discussing long term rehab plans in parallel. Further information will be posted soon. |
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Asha for Education, Seattle chapter PO Box 2407 Redmond, WA 98073-2407 Phone:425-890-8515 |
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