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San Francisco Bay area donors, friends and family members of Mary K. Yap Foundation are committed to driving for the betterment of all orphans. Mary K. Yap foundation and family members, San Francisco Bay area donors held fund-raising activities once a year since 2001 in Daly City of the United States of America with the intention of helping the orphanages of different states and divisions in Myanmar. Such incredible happiness of Bay area donors cannot be replaced with anything.
As an annual charitable donations, the donors from San Francisco and provided 8000 $ to Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Taungoo on January 11, 2014. The pastor of that church felt a great sense of gratitude towards the fundraisers and that money will be used to carry on the cleaning water project for the boarding boys and Leiktho Parish center which caring and providing 175 orphans.
On July 25th, 2015, we celebrate the 15th Fundraising Anniversary for Yadanar Min Za Ri Converts by the ambitious of our members who are eager to donate again for orphans in Bago. On April 8, 2016 by the enthusiasms and participation of members, we successfully donated 7200 $ this convert and a nun, Daw Wanna Thiri all known as ''sa ya lay'' received this donation. In Yadanar Min Za Ri Convert, there has more than 100 orphans and more than 200 dependency children. So the convert need to build education building for them. And they have to buy 80 rice bags in each month for 380 children. In 2016, Pyi Township faced the flood and the 10 childrens of convert are hospitalized by drinking dirty water. Our foundation believe that the generous donations of our members will help the convert, year after year received a growing number of children and needs more education building for them.
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