
10,000 for one year to send children in Thailand to junior high school!
Please donate 10,000 for scholarship in order to let poor children in
Thailand go to junior high school. It is going to be its 9th year since
Japan People and Culture Exchange Center started Darunee Scholarship Project.
In Darunee Scholarship Project, People donate10,000/year
for 3 years so that students can graduate junior high school. Donated
scholarship is deposited in bank and used with teacher's approval for tuition,
teaching materials, school uniforms, etc. as necessary.
In 1988, the first year of the Project, the number of students on
scholarship was 41, but in 1995 it was as many as 12,500.
You may think that only 10,000 cannot do much, but in a rural area of
Thailand, people's annual income is about 6,000 to 8,000 Thai Baht (1 Thai Baht is
about 4). As you can see from this example, 10,000 can really do much.
If you care about people of your neighbor country in Asia, please
give your attention and cooperation to them.
I would like to participate. I faxed my inquiry to the Center.
I looked at your e-mail and felt empathy. Please inform me how to
donate for scholarship "to help children in Thailand attend junior high
school". I did not know about such a wonderful activity. You might
receive a lot of responses, but please keep up a good work.
I have heard of it from you before, but I was sleeping on it because
I was busy. Now I have a child and can understand its importance.
I will be busy this week, so I will start an action from the next week.
Please let me know how to send money.
I e-mailed to you today about "scholarship for children in Thailand".
I have travelled in Thailand twice, and I wonder what I can do for it.
Please let me know the details.
Hello. I would like to participate. Please send me the information
materials.
How do you do? I feel empathy with the idea of your organization.
Please show the details later. I heard (from newspaper and others)
that Japanese manufacturers invest a lot of money in Thailand in the
recent years, and never had an image of a 'poor country'. By the way,
is Japan People and Culture Exchange Center engaged in similar activity
in countries other than Thailand?

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