Building a New Roof @ Phum Chreh for the Children

 

When I first stepped foot in the Salesian School @ Phum Chreh in 2005, this boy and many children like him captured my heart. His plight and his living conditions spurred us to work hard on helping the sisters to get all that they need to help children like him in Cambodia. 

Today, in 2023, 18 years later, I am happy to share that we are able to provide a new roof for the children. Seeing this new roof built seems to have a special significance in my heart that Project Kyrie and Phum Chreh have both come a long way in contributing to God's kingdom one day at a time.

It is with great joy for the donors and for myself to know the children will have a good and shaded space for their school activities in all weather conditions.

Education, health and fitness is the way to go for children to grow and overcome all hurdles in life.

🙏 With much gratitude to all involved in making this possible.

All Glory to Christ \o/\o/\o/

Food Rations for Sri Lanka Salesian Sisters

                                                                                    

Providing Salesian Sisters Novitiate in Sri Lanka a hand with much needed monthly food rations.

We provide Rs 70,000 every month starting 21 July 23 and its been an on going project as at 27/3/25

Thank you all who have been helping in this project \0/\0/\0/

 

Supporting Education in Cambodia

Many thanks to donors for providing 15 laptops to Cambodia.

Thank you for partnering us to make a difference.
Big thank you to all who made this possible.
All Glory to God!


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Mill

TVs for Education in Myanmar

 Dear Friends,

Thank you so much for supporting and improving the educational opportunities in Myanmar for the needy children.

We are grateful for the generosity and love you have shown to them.

God bless you all,

Mill

“The poor you will always have with you” (Mk 14:7)

No Constant Electricity - A Gift of a Gas Stove

 

Sisters in Myanmar has difficulty getting electricity consistantly and being able to do basic cooking for themselves and the children at regular timing.

So wonderful to be able to gift them a new gas stove to serve 139 adults and kids. 

Thanks to all for making this possible.

All Glory to God!

Mill

Motorized Bicycle for the Culinary Students in Myanmar

 

Dear Friends,

Thank you for your support for education of young people. This motorized bicycle will be used by the students and staff of a Home and Food Management school in Yangon.

Marketing is almost impossible without some form of transport. Special thanks to wiwi and gred who joined us to provide this for the students.

Stay blessed!

Mill

Water is Life!

 

Dear friends,

One thing I enjoy most about life is when we find friends who truly care about others.

The simplicity where people help others without expectations. It's just a joy to witness.

Nothing exciting about repairing and replacing the water treatment system for the Salesian Sisters in Myanmar. We often forget in Singapore clean water is essential for life.

Thank you to all who came together to help the sisters within 24hrs to make this urgent repairs possible.

God Bless everyone,

Mill

Upgrading the Playhouses for Cambodian Children at Don Bosco

Before ( Above)

After☝😍

Many thanks to Mandy & Family for partnering us to build new playhouses in Don Bosco School for the children in Cambodia. 

Thank you for always being so generous with your time and $.

Stay blessed my friend!

Education is the only way out to break out of poverty

Dear Friends,

Thank you very much for providing 8 units of Samsung 55 inches LED TVs to improve the educational facilities for education for these young girls in Cambodia.

4 units will be for Tuek Thla and 4 units will be for Phum Chreh. I am always so awed by every body's sincere and constant generosity in so many ways to make the lives of people we don't know so much better.

Our partners on the ground ,the sisters of Don Bosco Schools in Cambodia is extremely grateful for the love and support from us.

Many thanks to Lena, Christine, Pearlie, Felicia, I Gek, Vivian, James, Christina, Francesca and an anonymous angel :)

God Bless all,

Mill

"What does love look like? It has hands to help others. It has the feet to hasten to the poor and needy. It has eyes to see misery and want. It has ears to hear the sorrows and the sighs of men. This is what love looks like." - St Augustine

 

Holy Innocent Day in Myanmar

A delicious meal for 150 kids in Myanmar on Holy

Innocent Feast Day!

Many thanks for to our kind friends for making it possible.

 

Helping Salesians in Sri Lanka

 Helping Sri Lanka

Real people positively impacting lives of others they don’t know everyday .

Thank you Don, Father Julian and Welroy for your kind assistance to donate, arrange, handcarry and set up this projector for the Salesian Sisters in Sri Lanka to start their noviate. 

Thank you for your kindness and care for others.

Together for Jesus!

Inspiring people!

 A busy man who isn’t too busy to help others when the opportunity arises!

It is so inspiring to meet Hiran and Dharshini Cooray. One of the loveliest couples I have ever met in my life.

Hiran has kindly agreed to Handcarry a used laptop to the Salesian Sisters in Sri Lanka.

Thanks Hiran Cooray for helping Project Kyrie!

Thank you Don Kingsley for arranging and connecting us. The laptop now can be at the place where it’s really needed! 

Adopt-A-Box - 61 Boxes En- Route to Myanmar

Dear Frens,

Our Adopt-A-Box Project for Myanmar has been a Success!

An idea to Pack and Share what we have with the poor in Myanmar! A gift of love from our families to theirs!

It’s a great way to send love to a country that is currently going through a tough political crisis. Sharing our blessings is a good way to reach out to let our brothers and sisters in Myanmar know they are not alone nor forgotten.

Thank you all your wonderful and generous participation. Special thanks to James Koh, Teresa Chia, Christina Chua and Andrew for their countless trips they made to collect and drop off items plus sharing the plight of the poor to their friends and family to ensure that the project is a success.

Many Thanks to Lena Tan, Jenny Yeap, Frances Chua, Winnifred Wee, Han Ai Ling, Sheryl Tan, Diana De Rosario, Mandy  Chua, Francesca, Christina, Hilda Kang, Annie Soon, May Tan, Marina Ong, May Tan, Gerry Tan, Kwee Mui, Venetia Ng, June Lee, Cindy Tan, Mrs T.W. Ong, Priscilla, Lillian Ho, Michelle Voo, Derek Chua, Angie, Joan, Theresa Goh and all others who have helped in great and small ways.

My deep felt thanks also go out to Christina Tay for the heap of brand new toys, June Lee for the hundreds of T-shirts, Pauline from Sowell for the children's uniforms, Teresa Chia for collating and buying new books for the Nazareth's new library, Calvin Tay from Campus Corner and John Lee from Coldwear for the winter items that will be life saving when Dec and Jan comes along in Anisakan.

I also thank my mom for allowing me to make a big mess at home for months and will still be messy till all 61 boxes are packed and sent. Behind the scenes the unsung hero Cristina R. Giron for helping me to pack every single box with endless love for the poor. 

Thank you all again and we pray that every thing we have sent and everything we will be sending, Jesus will use it to bring hope, love and joy to those receiving it.

Your in Christ,

Mill