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2008 Toys for Thailand You Tube Video - Take five minutes to view!

Want to help? You can make a tax -deductible donation and we will ensure that your support goes directly to the children of Wat Don Chan during our December 2008 trip. You can make your donation a holiday gift and we will send you an honor donation card. We have six designs available. The children featured on the cards (see samples below) are hill tribe orphans from the orphanage we support! Cards were designed by Sasha Bilar.

For more information contact Maria Miller at mmiller@palomar.edu or call 760-529-3739.


Who we are? Toys for Thailand is a voluntary grassroots team of educators and community members who have been providing tangible goods and services for orphaned, abandoned, and refugee children living in remote villages of Thailand since 2005. Toys for Thailand is a project of the International Humanities Center, a 501 (c) 3 organization making donations tax deductible.

Through an annual humanitarian trip to Thailand, volunteers deliver the basic tools and resources such as instructional supplies, vocational training equipment, food and toys to the schools and orphanages, which house the children.Toys for Thailand teams just returned from their fourth trip in as many years to Thailand, and in preparation hosted it's second annual fund-raiser Taste of Thailand on May 10, 2008 .

During our trip in June 2008 our Toys for Thailand volunteers (two teams) assistsed the Wat Don Chan (WDC) orphanage in Chiangami. WDC houses 650 hill tribe children who
are among the world's most needy and neglected. Our volunteers purchased a special meal for the children and provided much needed instructional supplies. We contracted for 100 beds to be built and contracted for a much needed toilet and shower facility. Although our project is underway we need another $4000 to complete the work.

Maria Miller, Sasha Bilar and her family and Roselle Kovitz will return to Chiangmai in December to spend the holidays with the children and ensure that the bed and toilet project is completed.

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Web Update Sept. 8, 2008