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TSMelon
post Jun 12 2007, 10:23 PM, updated 12y ago

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Poverty is complex. It must be addressed in an integrated and comprehensive manner.

Your simple gift of RM50 per month can help us to find solutions to the myriad of challenges that a child faces growing up in a poor country.

Visit www.worldvision.com.my

p/s: I've sponsored one, from Lebanon. What about you?? icon_question.gif

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post Jun 13 2007, 02:17 PM

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A noble cause.

They basically will pool all the donor's money to set up community projects for the underprivileged.

When I saw the pics of all those ppl in need, I realised how lucky i am in comparison and how these ppl needed our help and from that moment on, I vowed to help in their cause.



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post Jun 15 2007, 03:17 PM

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//moved from RWI+merged. yes, it's been posted before in this thread. my Gf is a sponsor. - AsenDURE

I did a search and I am surprised that no one has posted this yet. I am not part of this organization asking for help. I just came across it when my colleague informed me that he has sponsored a child. I am very touched by it so I wonder it Lowyat members would like to play a part to help make the world a better place for those who are more unfortunate than us, too.


ABOUT US:
World Vision is a Christian relief, development and advocacy organisation dedicated to working with children, families and communities to overcome poverty and injustice. Inspired by our Christian values, World Vision is dedicated to working with the world's most vulnerable people. World Vision serves all people regardless of religion, race, ethnicity or gender.

World Vision helps the poor to help themselves, working with them to build sustainable futures for their children, families and communities through emergency relief, education, health care, economic development and promotion of justice.

World Vision Malaysia (WVM) began in 1997 as a Support Office with the aim of raising funds for and awareness of needy children and communities overseas. Among them which WVM is supporting are:

Bati, Cambodia
Yongsheng, Xinjiang and Hebei, China
Coimbatore, India
Singkawang , Indonesia
Marjeyoun, Lebanon
Nalaikh, Mongolia
Mya Nanda, Myanmar
Orlando East, South Africa
Kuan Niang, Prai Burng and Kapur, Thailand
Funds for these communities are obtained via several channels, the key ones of which are:

World Vision Child Sponsorship Programme
World Vision 30-Hour Famine


For more information,
http://www.worldvision.com.my/index.php

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post Jun 15 2007, 04:28 PM

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I already have sponsor one too, from India...
thinking to sponsor another one....
Just do watever we can
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post Jun 16 2007, 02:13 PM

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Tada~~~!!! rclxm9.gif

To all my friends in LYN, 30 Hour Famine is now open for registration. And here's some information regarding the event.

Date : 15 - 16 Sept 2007 (Sat - Sun)

Time : 12pm (Sat) - 6pm (Sun)

Venue : Stadium Putra, Bukit Jalil

Theme : Hungry for HOPE

No. of Campers : 5,000

Currently they need approximately 800 volunteers to help with the event.
And of course, you could choose the task of which you think you are most capable of.

For more information, please log on to World Vision
By the way, this is the first ever bilingual 30-Hour Famine camp thumbup.gif

Hope many of you could turn up on the day whether as a volunteer or a participant. smile.gif

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post Jun 16 2007, 08:49 PM

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lets all do charity for the better world smile.gif hope that all forumer that involve in the section are active.. i'll be happy to join u all.
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post Jul 11 2007, 03:33 PM

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how about donate to yvonnefoong ?
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post Jul 13 2007, 02:52 PM

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I've been looking for this kind of charity organisation for a long time but I haven't found one, or maybe I didn't know how to find it. So yes thank you for finally solving my long time question and since any of us would spend 50 bux for something so petty, why not help someone right?

Thanks for making this awareness up in the thread. smile.gif Cheers.

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post Aug 10 2007, 07:24 PM

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its better if they have DDDP(direct debit donor programme) for a better and sustainable fund.. just like MAKNA and WWF did..
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post Aug 16 2007, 06:05 PM

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Anybody go for 30 Hour Famine??
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post Aug 16 2007, 08:58 PM

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QUOTE(Hitotsu @ Aug 10 2007, 07:24 PM)
its better if they have DDDP(direct debit donor programme) for a better and sustainable fund.. just like MAKNA and WWF did..
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Hi,

They do have direct debit via credit card.

Cheers biggrin.gif
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post Aug 17 2007, 02:39 PM

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been sponsored a Hebei girl for 1 yr+ already....but scared to reply her mail cos keep asking for my photo... hahhaha

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post Aug 20 2007, 05:26 PM

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aiyo...why u like dat one??

u afraid kena jampi?? hahahahah

i sent my pasport photo over.....and i oso sent a b'day card over.....

cheers biggrin.gif
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post Aug 21 2007, 02:29 PM

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QUOTE(reina_carmen @ Jun 16 2007, 02:13 PM)
Tada~~~!!!  rclxm9.gif

To all my friends in LYN, 30 Hour Famine is now open for registration. And here's some information regarding the event.

Date    : 15 - 16 Sept 2007 (Sat - Sun)

Time    : 12pm (Sat) - 6pm (Sun)

Venue  : Stadium Putra, Bukit Jalil

Theme  : Hungry for HOPE

No. of Campers  : 5,000

Currently they need approximately 800 volunteers to help with the event.
And of course, you could choose the task of which you think you are most capable of.

For more information, please log on to World Vision
By the way, this is the first ever bilingual 30-Hour Famine camp  thumbup.gif

Hope many of you could turn up on the day whether as a volunteer or a participant.  smile.gif
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Hey, how do you become a volunteer yea?
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QUOTE(doinkz_gaara @ Aug 21 2007, 02:29 PM)
Hey, how do you become a volunteer yea?
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i heard from my friend volunteers full already... sad.gif sad.gif
if still need the volunteer..pls pm me... rclxm9.gif rclxm9.gif


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post Sep 3 2007, 04:46 PM

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i just started to sponsor 1 thai girl..
last time they do request for volunteers in the webpage.. but i also heard my friend said it;s fulll.... they need enuf volunteers liao..
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anybody participant 30-Hour Famine camp ???


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post Sep 5 2007, 10:49 PM

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I'm also sponsoring a child from Thailand.

Does anyone know what to write to the child actually? I try to make my letters more interesting, but apart from dreary topics like 'myself, my family, my friends, my hobbies', I seem to run out of things to talk. Especially when they have restrictions on what to write which I understand, there are times when I want to ask about the child about Thailand but afraid to do so due to political sensitivity etc.

Do any of you send gifts as well? I'm not exactly sure what to send over "that can be shared among other children" as well, other than sweets, etc.
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QUOTE(Saigo @ Sep 5 2007, 10:49 PM)
I'm also sponsoring a child from Thailand.

Does anyone know what to write to the child actually? I try to make my letters more interesting, but apart from dreary topics like 'myself, my family, my friends, my hobbies', I seem to run out of things to talk. Especially when they have restrictions on what to write which I understand, there are times when I want to ask about the child about Thailand but afraid to do so due to political sensitivity etc.

Do any of you send gifts as well? I'm not exactly sure what to send over "that can be shared among other children" as well, other than sweets, etc.
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start slowly lor.....i jz followed the topics only.....i wonder how is Lebanon now....saw news dat it was on war last couple of weeks..... rclxub.gif

u know the child's b'day, rite?? i guess the best is to give s'thing simple....about the sharing part, I'm really not so sure....coz we dunno how's the situation over der..... sweat.gif
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post Sep 6 2007, 10:36 AM

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I was under impressioned that World Vision is Christian missionary mission. So means, only Christian should join? Coz definitely Muslim can't right?

From Wiki:
World Vision, founded in the United States in 1950, is an international Christian relief and development organization whose stated goal is "working for the well being of all people, especially children." Working on six continents, World Vision is one of the largest Christian relief and development organisations in the world with a $2.6 billion budget (2007).


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QUOTE(gogo2 @ Sep 6 2007, 10:36 AM)
I was under impressioned that World Vision is Christian missionary mission. So means, only Christian should join? Coz definitely Muslim can't right?

From Wiki:
World Vision, founded in the United States in 1950, is an international Christian relief and development organization whose stated goal is "working for the well being of all people, especially children." Working on six continents, World Vision is one of the largest Christian relief and development organisations in the world with a $2.6 billion budget (2007).
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Wow I didnt know there is a thread for this here, lets build a better world for children together biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(dEviLs @ Sep 11 2007, 10:30 AM)
Wow I didnt know there is a thread for this here, lets build a better world for children together biggrin.gif
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then how u found this at last?? rclxub.gif
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http://www.worldvision.com.my/
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QUOTE(Melon @ Sep 6 2007, 10:48 AM)
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agreed.

here's a link on Famine 30
http://famine.worldvision.com.my/2007/en/about.html

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World Vision's programs and services are provided without regard to race, ethnic origin, gender, or religion.
source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Vision
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post Sep 12 2007, 04:31 PM

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to all sponsors,

shall we share our children's photo and background here??

so dat when der r ppl visiting this thread, dey can be encouraged to join us.....

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I check the world vision website and cannot find any links for sponsoring a child.
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QUOTE(veron208 @ Sep 14 2007, 07:00 PM)
I check the world vision website and cannot find any links for sponsoring a child.
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www.worldvision.com.my wor..... rclxub.gif
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QUOTE(Melon @ Sep 14 2007, 10:30 PM)
www.worldvision.com.my wor..... rclxub.gif
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Sponsor child rclxms.gif rclxms.gif rclxms.gif

http://www.worldvision.com.my/form/form/sponsor.html
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QUOTE(Melon @ Sep 6 2007, 10:48 AM)
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errmm... but according to website, it will do Evangelism
if necessary. So isn't that not good for people from other
faith?

fyi, I'm one of the sponsor too. I sponsor a child
from Mongolia... will snap pic here soon....
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QUOTE(veron208 @ Sep 18 2007, 12:35 PM)
Pics please ... tongue.gif
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pic of my daughter uploaded, pls refer post #1 rclxms.gif
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QUOTE(Melon @ Sep 18 2007, 01:27 PM)
pic of my daughter uploaded, pls refer post #1  rclxms.gif
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actually I wish for a daughter too. but dunno why they give me son sad.gif
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QUOTE(gogo2 @ Sep 18 2007, 04:38 PM)
actually I wish for a daughter too. but dunno why they give me son sad.gif
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it's fate...anyway....same same one la as long as we r able to help them thumbup.gif
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i also sponsor a child..........from india
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QUOTE(sinhg @ Sep 19 2007, 06:20 PM)
i also sponsor a child..........from india
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QUOTE(Melon @ Sep 19 2007, 10:10 PM)
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come..come...let sponsor the child....only rm50 per month


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QUOTE(sinhg @ Sep 20 2007, 12:48 PM)
come..come...let sponsor the child....only rm50 per month
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Wow, look like Rajinikanth err..or Sivaji.. err...wat am I talking?
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QUOTE(gogo2 @ Sep 20 2007, 01:51 PM)
Wow, look like Rajinikanth err..or Sivaji.. err...wat am I talking?
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c'mon, u too post ur son's pic lar...... icon_rolleyes.gif
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QUOTE(gogo2 @ Sep 17 2007, 03:20 PM)
errmm... but according to website, it will do Evangelism
if necessary. So isn't that not good for people from other
faith?

fyi, I'm one of the sponsor too. I sponsor a child
from Mongolia... will snap pic here soon....
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Even if they do evangelist to those ppl, I don't see any harm done.
As long as what they teach is to make the person a better person so why not right.
And I'm sure the child will have a say in whether to accept Christianity or not.
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QUOTE(Melon @ Sep 21 2007, 09:52 PM)
c'mon, u too post ur son's pic lar......  icon_rolleyes.gif
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Melon, how do you pay?
By bank draft, cheque of credit card?

I want to sponsor a child but dunno which payment to choose.
If by credit card will it be safe?
Worried about this but it's the easiest form of payment.


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QUOTE(neuroticmind @ Sep 21 2007, 10:17 PM)
Even if they do evangelist to those ppl, I don't see any harm done.
As long as what they teach is to make the person a better person so why not right.
And I'm sure the child will have a say in whether to accept Christianity or not.
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Added on September 21, 2007, 10:32 pm

Melon, how do you pay?
By bank draft, cheque of credit card?

I want to sponsor a child but dunno which payment to choose.
If by credit card will it be safe?
Worried about this but it's the easiest form of payment.
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hi, i pay via credit card...it's safe, not to worry....coz u r not submitting the info online ma.... icon_rolleyes.gif

come come, together we make this world a better place.......i thot of sponsoring another one this year end when i'm not as tight.....

cheers biggrin.gif
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how long does it take for them to reply?
i registered online and i filled in and faxed the CC form dy..

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QUOTE(neuroticmind @ Sep 25 2007, 09:17 PM)
how long does it take for them to reply?
i registered online and i filled in and faxed the CC form dy..

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Hi...u'll get the 'package' from them within 2 weeks...

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Yup, received an email from them informing me...
Can't wait... rclxm9.gif
Wonder if I'll get a boy or a girl and from which country... hmm.gif
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QUOTE(neuroticmind @ Oct 1 2007, 08:29 PM)
Yup, received an email from them informing me...
Can't wait... rclxm9.gif
Wonder if I'll get a boy or a girl and from which country... hmm.gif
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i thot u choose the country one?? rclxub.gif
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QUOTE(Melon @ Oct 3 2007, 12:57 PM)
i thot u choose the country one??  rclxub.gif
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I didn't..
I choose one where help is needed the most..
And I don't know which country needed help the most now... hmm.gif

Starting to grow white hair from waiting for the package... (not literally of course tongue.gif )
Everyday arrived home from work expecting to see the package waiting but so far not yet.. sad.gif
I'm so impatient!!!!! blush.gif
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i've registered myself last week also.. and fax them the form ady.. still waiting for their feedback.. smile.gif

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QUOTE(neuroticmind @ Oct 4 2007, 09:04 AM)
I didn't..
I choose one where help is needed the most..
And I don't know which country needed help the most now...  hmm.gif

Starting to grow white hair from waiting for the package... (not literally of course  tongue.gif )
Everyday arrived home from work expecting to see the package waiting but so far not yet..  sad.gif
I'm so impatient!!!!!  blush.gif
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hehe... i choose a child from mongolia.. but dunno how it goes yet.. cuz havent received anything yet..
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QUOTE(neuroticmind @ Oct 4 2007, 09:04 AM)
I didn't..
I choose one where help is needed the most..
And I don't know which country needed help the most now...  hmm.gif

Starting to grow white hair from waiting for the package... (not literally of course  tongue.gif )
Everyday arrived home from work expecting to see the package waiting but so far not yet..  sad.gif
I'm so impatient!!!!!  blush.gif
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be patient....will come soon icon_rolleyes.gif


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QUOTE(rachelsly @ Oct 4 2007, 10:39 PM)
i've registered myself last week also..  and fax them the form ady..  still waiting for their feedback..  smile.gif
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welcome welcome thumbup.gif

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Received the package.. rclxm9.gif
Will upload the picture later... biggrin.gif
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Meet my daughter, Honey Lwin.
She's going to be 6 years old next month.
She's from Myanmar.
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QUOTE(neuroticmind @ Oct 5 2007, 09:50 AM)
Received the package.. rclxm9.gif
Will upload the picture later...  biggrin.gif
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receive mine today as well... icon_rolleyes.gif rclxm9.gif


Added on October 5, 2007, 3:09 pmThis is my daughter, Tegshee Khulan. She is from Mongolia and currently is 2 yrs old. smile.gif
She is so so cute... biggrin.gif

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QUOTE(rachelsly @ Oct 5 2007, 02:56 PM)
receive mine today as well...  icon_rolleyes.gif  rclxm9.gif


Added on October 5, 2007, 3:09 pmThis is my daughter, Tegshee Khulan.  She is from Mongolia and currently is 2 yrs old.  smile.gif
She is so so cute...  biggrin.gif

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So chubby... *pinch pinch*
Not bad huh Rach, just tied the knot not too long ago already got 2 year old kid.. brows.gif
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So chubby... *pinch pinch*
Not bad huh Rach, just tied the knot not too long ago already got 2 year old kid..  brows.gif
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haha... super fast ya.. dunno when will get my own kids.. tongue.gif
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hi, do send anything to them(child)????
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QUOTE(sinhg @ Oct 11 2007, 07:33 PM)
hi, do send anything to them(child)????
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i've only sent a b'day card so far blush.gif

don't know wat else to send actually....coz afraid will create chaos over der..... sweat.gif
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QUOTE(sinhg @ Oct 11 2007, 07:33 PM)
hi, do send anything to them(child)????
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not yet.. dunno what to send actually.. blush.gif

anyone can giveany idea?
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QUOTE(rachelsly @ Oct 11 2007, 10:35 PM)
not yet..  dunno what to send actually..  blush.gif

anyone can giveany idea?
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got one! got one!

yesterday after replying, i gave a deep thot about it and thot of one..... brows.gif brows.gif

a simple story book, really simple one...... icon_rolleyes.gif
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QUOTE(Melon @ Oct 12 2007, 08:49 AM)
got one! got one!

yesterday after replying, i gave a deep thot about it and thot of one..... brows.gif  brows.gif

a simple story book, really simple one...... icon_rolleyes.gif
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mine is 2 yrs old only.. dunno she can read or not.. but nvm.. when i go shopping, will find those with pictures.. smile.gif
a very good idea too.. anything else..?
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ok...i will send him a birthday card first....
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anyone went for the famine 30 ? I'm one of the oranges biggrin.gif
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anyone went for the famine 30 ? I'm one of the oranges biggrin.gif
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Ah really? Can you please post the videos?
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QUOTE(creap @ Oct 13 2007, 04:19 PM)
anyone went for the famine 30 ? I'm one of the oranges biggrin.gif
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Ah really? Can you please post the videos?
anyway, some pics to share with you guys biggrin.gif
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the one that they posted in youtube in held in Miri.. not the one in bukit jalil.. blush.gif i see wrongly d..
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QUOTE(Melon @ Oct 11 2007, 08:49 PM)
i've only sent a b'day card so far  blush.gif

don't know wat else to send actually....coz afraid will create chaos over der..... sweat.gif
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i just bought a teddy bear for mine... it's her birthday next month..
is it a good idea? sweat.gif
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QUOTE(neuroticmind @ Oct 16 2007, 12:51 PM)
i just bought a teddy bear for mine... it's her birthday next month..
is it a good idea?  sweat.gif
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hmm.gif shud be ok if it's not a big one....

for me, i dun wan them to think a sponsor is someone who brings luxury to them....u know wat i mean?
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QUOTE(Melon @ Oct 16 2007, 09:49 PM)
hmm.gif shud be ok if it's not a big one....

for me, i dun wan them to think a sponsor is someone who brings luxury to them....u know wat i mean?
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but then your idea of buying story book is excellent...

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QUOTE(rachelsly @ Oct 14 2007, 11:30 PM)
the one that they posted in youtube in held in Miri..  not the one in bukit jalil..  blush.gif  i see wrongly d..
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Np. Miri's famine camp was one week after the KL's famine camp. Everyone should join it, really meaningful and enjoyable, for me at least! rclxms.gif

QUOTE(neuroticmind @ Oct 16 2007, 09:58 PM)
true also..  hmm.gif
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hi,i was just reading through the thread and read about u guys noble deeds...hehe i'm still a student and not financially capable to sponsor one yet.....the reason i'm posting is to chip in my 2 cents on the presents u all are getting for ur children...why dont u guys consider getting them stationery?? like pencils, erasers or even crayons...the best will be able to get the a set of stationery...like give them 1 beautifully wrapped basket and inside the basket there will be 2 dozens of pencils, half a dozen of erasers (since they are easy to get lost..lol) , 1 box of crayons, 1 box of colour pencils, sharpener, a stack of writing paper, and 2-3 of the kids colouring books and even 1 thick story book compilation of loads of the kids stories or find those story books with more pictures for those that are younger, depending on the age of your kid...all these stuff wouldnt cost much i believe,less than rm50 depending on quality but would definitely mean alot for the kids and can last for a long time (2 dozens of pencils ^^)...lol sorry for being nosey ^^ just my 2 cents
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QUOTE(creap @ Oct 16 2007, 11:04 PM)
Np. Miri's famine camp was one week after the KL's famine camp. Everyone should join it, really meaningful and enjoyable, for me at least! rclxms.gif
if they know how to read, that is... biggrin.gif
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well, mine is in pre school...

QUOTE(overmars @ Oct 17 2007, 05:16 AM)
hi,i was just reading through the thread and read about u guys noble deeds...hehe i'm still a student and not financially capable to sponsor one yet.....the reason i'm posting is to chip in my 2 cents on the presents u all are getting for ur children...why dont u guys consider getting them stationery?? like pencils, erasers or even crayons...the best will be able to get the a set of stationery...like give them 1 beautifully wrapped basket and inside the basket there will be 2 dozens of pencils, half a dozen of erasers (since they are easy to get lost..lol) , 1 box of crayons, 1 box of colour pencils, sharpener, a stack of writing paper, and 2-3 of the kids colouring books and even 1 thick story book compilation of loads of the kids stories or find those story books with more pictures for those that are younger, depending on the age of your kid...all these stuff wouldnt cost much i believe,less than rm50 depending on quality but would definitely mean alot for the kids and can last for a long time (2 dozens of pencils ^^)...lol sorry for being nosey ^^ just my 2 cents
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QUOTE(overmars @ Oct 17 2007, 05:16 AM)
hi,i was just reading through the thread and read about u guys noble deeds...hehe i'm still a student and not financially capable to sponsor one yet.....the reason i'm posting is to chip in my 2 cents on the presents u all are getting for ur children...why dont u guys consider getting them stationery?? like pencils, erasers or even crayons...the best will be able to get the a set of stationery...like give them 1 beautifully wrapped basket and inside the basket there will be 2 dozens of pencils, half a dozen of erasers (since they are easy to get lost..lol) , 1 box of crayons, 1 box of colour pencils, sharpener, a stack of writing paper, and 2-3 of the kids colouring books and even 1 thick story book compilation of loads of the kids stories or find those story books with more pictures for those that are younger, depending on the age of your kid...all these stuff wouldnt cost much i believe,less than rm50 depending on quality but would definitely mean alot for the kids and can last for a long time (2 dozens of pencils ^^)...lol sorry for being nosey ^^ just my 2 cents
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i thot of stationeries as well....the easy to get missing part is wat i feared...... rclxub.gif
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QUOTE(Melon @ Oct 17 2007, 09:11 AM)
i thot of stationeries as well....the easy to get missing part is wat i feared...... rclxub.gif
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melon, is your child staying in the orphanage or with the parents?

just to give a simple gift also headache la.. sweat.gif
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QUOTE(creap @ Oct 16 2007, 11:04 PM)
Np. Miri's famine camp was one week after the KL's famine camp. Everyone should join it, really meaningful and enjoyable, for me at least! rclxms.gif
if they know how to read, that is... biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(overmars @ Oct 17 2007, 05:16 AM)
hi,i was just reading through the thread and read about u guys noble deeds...hehe i'm still a student and not financially capable to sponsor one yet.....the reason i'm posting is to chip in my 2 cents on the presents u all are getting for ur children...why dont u guys consider getting them stationery?? like pencils, erasers or even crayons...the best will be able to get the a set of stationery...like give them 1 beautifully wrapped basket and inside the basket there will be 2 dozens of pencils, half a dozen of erasers (since they are easy to get lost..lol) , 1 box of crayons, 1 box of colour pencils, sharpener, a stack of writing paper, and 2-3 of the kids colouring books and even 1 thick story book compilation of loads of the kids stories or find those story books with more pictures for those that are younger, depending on the age of your kid...all these stuff wouldnt cost much i believe,less than rm50 depending on quality but would definitely mean alot for the kids and can last for a long time (2 dozens of pencils ^^)...lol sorry for being nosey ^^ just my 2 cents
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i scared mine will swallow the erasers and the sharpener.. she is only 2.. sigh..
i really dunno what to send to her...

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QUOTE(neuroticmind @ Oct 17 2007, 11:09 AM)
melon, is your child staying in the orphanage or with the parents?

just to give a simple gift also headache la..  sweat.gif
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she's staying wif her parents but i dunno how is Lebanon (dat's the prob)...i still hear war once a while de..... rclxub.gif
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any one interested to adopt or sponsor a kid in Malaysia ?
They really need your help .....
There is 36 kid stay in orphanages in old klang road and they seriously need support n funding too .....
Interested can PM me.

Any amount or anything you can help is welcome ....

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nowadays msia orphanages very rich ler ..... so watch out !
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QUOTE(DarReNz @ Nov 4 2007, 04:22 AM)
nowadays msia orphanages very rich ler ..... so watch out !
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this one is not the rich one, is one man show house.
they do need longterm help .....
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this one is not the rich one, is one man show house.
they do need longterm help .....
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It's great dat u r here to help too....but i wish to keep this thread related to World Vision, hope u dun mind notworthy.gif
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QUOTE(Melon @ Nov 5 2007, 09:24 AM)
Hi Sonny,

It's great dat u r here to help too....but i wish to keep this thread related to World Vision, hope u dun mind  notworthy.gif
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Sorry .... i though is the same topic but i dunno the organizer make different ....
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Sorry .... i though is the same topic but i dunno the organizer make different ....
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of coz it's the same noble course but then again i'm afraid dat everyone will be using this thread for other charity thingy as well....u know what i mean??

sorry again ya notworthy.gif
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no need to be sorry ......
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My dearest sponsors,

This thread has been idle for a while. Guess it's time to make it happening again during this festive season. laugh.gif

I've jz sent a Xmas card to my child. Can share about urs?? notworthy.gif

I've got some increment and am sponsoring another child from China. thumbup.gif

All the best and Merry Xmas!!! xmas.gif
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QUOTE(Melon @ Dec 15 2007, 11:52 AM)
My dearest sponsors,

This thread has been idle for a while. Guess it's time to make it happening again during this festive season.  laugh.gif

I've jz sent a Xmas card to my child. Can share about urs??  notworthy.gif

I've got some increment and am sponsoring another child from China.  thumbup.gif

All the best and Merry Xmas!!!  xmas.gif
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Sorry, but how do you know they're not just keeping the money ? is there some kind of professional audit that you can look at ? there's no sense in making the fund organizers rich is there ?

People surely need to know how much the fund is actually donating, what the fund's expenses are, etc. How do you know how many percent they allocate for "running costs" ? it's called accountability.. you have public funds you should show the public how you spend it.

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Sorry, but how do you know they're not just keeping the money ? is there some kind of professional audit that you can look at ? there's no sense in making the fund organizers rich is there ?

People surely need to know how much the fund is actually donating, what the fund's expenses are, etc. How do you know how many percent they allocate for "running costs" ? it's called accountability.. you have public funds you should show the public how you spend it.
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http://www.worldvision.com.my/images/about...%20report06.pdf

This link tells everything and answers all your doubts.
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i plan wan sponsor 1 child but dn knw how 2 start ????
i juz graduated n start find job izzit suitable donated a child???
i call worldvision whole noon but nobody answer phone~~~~
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QUOTE(purplescorpion @ Jan 25 2008, 02:54 PM)
i plan wan sponsor 1 child but dn knw how 2 start ????
i juz graduated n start find job izzit suitable donated a child???
i call worldvision whole noon but nobody answer phone~~~~
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if u got no problem with ur finance, u can adopt one..
register urself online, they will email u..
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if u got no problem with ur finance, u can adopt one..
register urself online, they will email u..
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erm,is easy 2 adopt???
if someday i canot affort then how????
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erm,is easy 2 adopt???
if someday i canot affort  then how????
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yup.. it is easy.. u need to pay rm50 per month only for 1 child..
if someday u cannot afford ler.. u need to inform them so that they can make some arrangement.
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Ohh, so this is all about 30 hour famine ah.. My gf also join this and she told me bout being hungry for a day at the camp. I was like WTF? Pay money and lagi go hungry ah? 30 hour famine sounds like how to be slim in 30 hour femine like that mah. I thought it was this kind of thing lol! But she nv tell me what is it all about. hmm.gif

Wah, so noble. I think i am gonna join camp with her too! thumbup.gif

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QUOTE(adriankhoo153 @ Jan 28 2008, 08:29 PM)
Ohh, so this is all about 30 hour famine ah.. My gf also join this and she told me bout being hungry for a day at the camp. I was like WTF? Pay money and lagi go hungry ah? 30 hour famine sounds like how to be slim in 30 hour femine like that mah. I thought it was this kind of thing lol! But she nv tell me what is it all about.  hmm.gif

Wah, so noble. I think i am gonna join camp with her too!  thumbup.gif
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30 hr famine is part of the program under World Vision. It is a good thing to do.. u should join her as well.. smile.gif
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Yaya, when will be the next camp?
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Yaya, when will be the next camp?
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Much has been said about child hunger... and to the man on the street, it's all pretty complicated.

Well, here's your chance to do your bit for hungry children, and it's really simple!

Join World Vision's Skip-A-Meal Campaign :

Skip breakfast, lunch or dinner and use the money to put a steaming bowl of rice or noodles in front of a hungry child in Sabah or North Korea.



It's so simple, anyone could do it!


Skip A Meal




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CYCLONE NARGIS: WV RESPONDS

World Vision is responding to the deadly cyclone that has killed over 38,000 and affected up to 2.5 million people.

The government has invited World Vision to assist in relief efforts, and the distribution of relief items is underway. For updates, please visit: http://www.wvasiapacific.org/


CHINA EARTHQUAKE AFTERMATH

World Vision China is providing aid to 10,000 survivors in the wake of a powerful earthquake that killed more than 12,000 people and injured tens of thousands more in southwestern China. Relief efforts are hampered by heavy rain and the destruction of roads and telecommunication networks.

For updates, please visit: http://www.wvasiapacific.org/


Note: Assessment teams have been deployed. Child sponsors will be duly informed if their sponsored children have been affected in any way.

中国四川大地震


中国世界宣明会正为1万名受四川大地震影响的灾黎提供紧急援助,这场灾难已造成1万2千人死亡,数以万计的人受伤及失踪。由于豪雨连绵不断,道路全被摧毁,加上通讯系统完全中断,目前的赈灾工作将面对阻力。

欲知详情,请浏览:http://www.wvasiapacific.org/


备注:世界宣明会的灾难评估小组已被派遣前往灾区评估灾情。倘若有任何助养童受到牵连,我们将第一时间通知助养人。

To contribute, please click http://www.worldvision.com.my/
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You're doin a great job melon.

Keep up the good work!

I'm going to donate soon to World Vision for this 2 disasters.
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My dear friends,

One Life Revolution reached over 10,000 lives !!

Due to the overwhelming response, One Life Revolution is embarking on our second leg to 5 more venues in the Klang Valley (2), Penang, Kuantan and Johor Bahru.

One Life Revolution (OLR) is a unique walk through experiential exhibit that's held in Malaysia for the 1st time. OLR lets people “walk in the shoes” of others who have suffered the plight of social injustice. The life-size exhibit gives people the opportunity to have a direct encounter of someone else’s life as they struggle to cope with HIV/AIDS and living in harsh conditions prone to child trafficking.

OLR is basically a public awareness and advocacy campaign. The exhibit aims to raise awareness, among Malaysians, of the plight of children affected by HIV/AIDS and child trafficking. It is hoped that having “walked in the shoes” of the children featured, visitors would develop a sense of compassion and be challenged to help those affected in various capacities.

There will be 3 (three) real life stories depicted (children from Cambodia, India, and Malaysia) in 3 different 'paths'. 1 path will take about 20 minutes.

Please drop by to support this meaningful event and help to forward this msg to your friends.

"You Have One Life, Do Something"

http://www.worldvision.com.my/onelife/

p/s: I'll be around during the weekends to help out. Really hope to see you there biggrin.gif

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the Famine 30 hours is coming.

started time: 23 Aug 10am (Sat)
end time: 24 Aug 4pm (Sun)

for more details:
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i will be helping out on OLR too
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wow...didnt notice there is a World Vision thread in LYN.
Anyway, I have been donating/sponsor a child in Mongolia for 7-8 months now.
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look lik ds yr de famine 30 hrs a bit different le... wow, good... any1 joining? i joined 3 times b4 when i still was at secondary... after working no longer joining le... think is time to back le... actually ady discussed v my bf will going to sponsor a child...

is good way to sharing here to keep every1 update v WV... thks...

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hihi...

i'm sponsoring another child from India!!! rclxm9.gif
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<== My world vision child sponsor from Lebanon.
Name : Janan Hamond JOUMAA 7 years old.

Glad to be Sponsor. smile.gif
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Hi everyone..Thanks for the info here..

Just fill up the form to sponsor one.. Heart feel so glad now icon_rolleyes.gif


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hey i got a question about sponsoring child prosedure
i have submitted the sign up form to sponsor a child in worldvision website
so what i need to do next is wait for confirmation or directly make payment to their address ? i will be using money order
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i wish to sponsor a boy myself when im working then... but... 3 more years before i could graduate ><

and somemore dunno that time can find a job or not tim... haha...

anyway, well, if you guys are capable of sponsoring and paying for a child's (or even more!) living fees and needs please do it~ have to spend for good reasons... biggrin.gif

take good care of yourself~ ^^
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hey i got a question about sponsoring child prosedure
i have submitted the sign up form to sponsor a child in worldvision website
so what i need to do next is wait for confirmation or directly make payment to their address ? i will be using money order
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i din realise there's a World Vision thread here.. smile.gif
n glad to see so many ppl haf signed up to be sponsors..

u will haf to post d money order/cheque, if you r not paying by credit card..
haf they send u an email to confirm.. ?
if u r paying by credit card, then they will send you an email confirmation, then will send u the "package" with child's photo, details, etc...
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i'm still a student..
can't really afford to sponsor yet..
2 more years to graduate and then work only got $$ to sponsor..
i'm OMM students.. >.<

btw, is it really true that we can choose which child to sponsor?
anyone here did that??


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QUOTE(linkolynn @ Oct 24 2008, 09:03 PM)
i'm still a student..
can't really afford to sponsor yet..
2 more years to graduate and then work only got $$ to sponsor..
i'm OMM students.. >.<

btw, is it really true that we can choose which child to sponsor?
anyone here did that??
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if im not mistaken.. can only choose the country and the gender..
mine is a 3 yr old girl from mongolia.. smile.gif
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if im not mistaken..  can only choose the country and the gender.. 
mine is a 3 yr old girl from mongolia..  smile.gif
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hehe.. any photo about her?
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how is she now? nice?
hehe.. any photo about her?
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ISLAND SHOP COLLABORATES WITH WORLD VISION

"THE AFRICAN EXPEDITION"

In line with Island Shop's High Summer/Cruise '08 Collection - "The African Expedition", the brand will support World Vision's Area Development Programme in South Africa, Thusalushaka, to help eradicate poverty.

All proceeds from the sale of limited-edition tote bags will be donated to World Vision.

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I have received my package today
My child is a little girl who is only 4 years old from Lebanon
So damn cute !!!
But we cant send any parcel to Lebanon because of taxes charged sad.gif
and too bad she is too small to understand even I wrote a letter
and I cant receive her letter too ~ ! gonna wait to few years after ~~

will post up her picture next time smile.gif
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I have received my package today
My child is a little girl who is only 4 years old from Lebanon
So damn cute !!!
But we cant send any parcel to Lebanon because of taxes charged sad.gif
and too bad she is too small to understand even I wrote a letter
and I cant receive her letter too ~ ! gonna wait to few years after ~~

will post up her picture next time smile.gif
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Hi,
Mine from Lebanon too. They should be friend.
I received my child's letter but in Arab wording and there's translation in English.
I think we should take arab lesson in future laugh.gif

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3,000 Children in 3 Months《携手助贫童•让爱齐走动》

With the dawn of the New Year, we are working to find sponsors for 3,000 children in 3 months.
We invite you to the launch of the Campaign:
Date : 2 January 2009 (Friday)
Time : 10.30am – 12.30pm
Venue : The Millennium Ballroom, Grand Millennium Kuala Lumpur

Celebrities Lee Sinje, Francissca Peter, Danell Lee, Royce Tan, Roshan and Siow Hui Mei will be sharing about their experience and commitment as Child Sponsors. Places are limited. Please call 03-78806414 for Silvia to confirm by 26 December 2008. Hope to see you there!

在这接下来的三个月, 我们会积极为三千名孩童寻找助养人。我们诚邀您前来出席“携手助贫童•让爱齐走动”推介礼。

艺人圈里的儿童助养人:李心洁、Francissca Peter、Danell李桀汉、Royce陈志康、Roshan以及萧慧敏将与来宾分享他们成为助养人的感受,以及身为一个助养人的责任和义务。名额有限,请在2008年12月26日前联络Silvia (03-78806414)。到时见!

p/s: even if you are unable to attend, you're most welcome to help reach the 3000 mark by sponsoring online at www.worldvision.com.my

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Joo, yes you can! Im currently paying by debit card too.

I started sponsoring child from India when I started working (approximately for 6 months) . Felt really glad that I could help them in some way. Her name is Haritha and she is now 8 years old. Anyone has any idea if there is a valid address (not P.O. box) so that I could send parcel to her in India?

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Hi there, i intend to sponsor a few kids who need it.
But i got one question, how do they charge to my credit card?

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I also plan to sponsor one........
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Hi there, i intend to sponsor a few kids who need it.
But i got one question, how do they charge to my credit card?
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Sponsor a child
Fill up this form.
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*Upon completing this form, you will be asked to download a Credit Card Details Form. Fill up the form and mail/fax it back to us. For security reasons, credit card information is not transmitted via the website, nor is it stored online.

My contribution by credit card. They charge on either 10th or 20th of the month.
An official receipt will be sent into my mail box every month.

After you faxed over the credit card form, you will be receiving the child's picture folder and sponsorship kit through snail mail smile.gif

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I also plan to sponsor one........
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how long does it take for world vision to reply? iv signed up and posted a money order over...but there's been no reply so far...another three more days and it'll be two weeks...
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Same condition.
I faxed all the cc forms already but till today also haven't received any calls, emails or notification about the status.
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I plan to start sponsoring a child.
But i found some critism regarding World Vision.
Would like to share here.. tongue.gif
Any idea?
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got my package today. rclxm9.gif daughter from china...

sjz: world vision doesn't give the money directly to the children, but rather pools the contributions...quote: "direct monetary aid would make the child and his family dependant on external aid. Instead, your contribution is pooled together with other sponsors' to implement long-term, community-wide changes that help break the vicious circle of poverty". And the level of English education between the two places is evidently different, so it's not exactly accurate to expect the child to have a level of a child in the reporter's country...according to many other visits from sponsors the situation is quite promising...but then the choice is still yours...
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QUOTE(nightstar @ Feb 27 2009, 10:18 PM)
got my package today.  rclxm9.gif daughter from china...

sjz: world vision doesn't give the money directly to the children, but rather pools the contributions...quote: "direct monetary aid would make the child and his family dependant on external aid. Instead, your contribution is pooled together with other sponsors' to implement long-term, community-wide changes that help break the vicious circle of poverty". And the level of English education between the two places is evidently different, so it's not exactly accurate to expect the child to have a level of a child in the reporter's country...according to many other visits from sponsors the situation is quite promising...but then the choice is still yours...
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Yeah, i know that.
They use MOST of the money to complete community based project but not individual based project.
The reporter sponsor the child for years, but his sponsored child only get a pen and a jacket.
All the rest of the money is being used to do those community based project.
I didn't say that world vision is a scam but i would like to clarify that the way they use your money is not to the child's aid directly (in which you got their info every year) but your child's community.
The way they make you believe your money is directly to the child you sponsor is quite misleading.
But after all, they do help your child's community, they use more than 85% of your money to help those community.
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My parents sponsoring a kid in Vietnam ( or Cambodia, forgot d lol )

Great stuff this world vision does smile.gif thumbs up to them. They have my support anytime smile.gif
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QUOTE(sjz @ Mar 2 2009, 07:23 PM)
Yeah, i know that.
They use MOST of the money to complete community based project but not individual based project.
The reporter sponsor the child for years, but his sponsored child only get a pen and a jacket.
All the rest of the money is being used to do those community based project.
I didn't say that world vision is a scam but i would like to clarify that the way they use your money is not to the child's aid directly (in which you got their info every year) but your child's community.
The way they make you believe your money is directly to the child you sponsor is quite misleading.
But after all, they do help your child's community, they use more than 85% of your money to help those community.
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hi, u may join as a volunteer for WorldVision to understand more on the things they do....or join as its facebook fan to get updates on its events

else, it is always prospective sponsors' responsibility to read and understand fully how a charity organisation works before they commit themselves

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and happy child sponsoring thumbup.gif

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why after sponsor few year, world vision ask me is that really want to continue.. because of didn't reply letter to the kid...
we was a gang of friend, still student, sponsor together, but now all of us damn different life, and busy, really cant gather to write to him..

Will this dis qualify to sponsor him?
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here are some latest news on Worldvision:

http://thestar.com.my/youth2/story.asp?fil...8108&sec=youth2

www.worldvision.com.my on One Year Reports for Sichuan and Myanmar

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i in the team now... i have sponsored a little girl who from Mongoria...
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can someday we meet the children that we sponsored?
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too bad it's not tax deductable
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just wanted to know we will only sponsors RM50 per month for this community right??i heard some people sponsor a kids include their education fees and everything... just wondering here..
me and my bf planning to sponsor one. So, need to have clearer pic before sponsor.. :-)
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QUOTE(Yummy_Girl @ Aug 5 2009, 01:35 PM)
just wanted to know we will only sponsors RM50 per month for this community right??i heard some people sponsor a kids include their education fees and everything... just wondering here..
me and my bf planning to sponsor one. So, need to have clearer pic before sponsor.. :-)
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if not mistaken, 50 is the minimum. If you want to donate more, you can.
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I'm grateful that found this post after a long search for a right foundation to donate. Salary will be paid tomorrow and i'm going to sponsor one. Thx Melon
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thanks Kenneth...

this post has been quiet for sometime.....

do become a fan in FB....u'll get updates on its events.......

p/s: I don't work for WorldVision, just trying to help...... blush.gif


QUOTE(WhoIsKenneth @ Sep 22 2009, 12:35 PM)
I'm grateful that found this post after a long search for a right foundation to donate. Salary will be paid tomorrow and i'm going to sponsor one. Thx Melon
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QUOTE(fense @ Mar 2 2009, 11:45 PM)
why after sponsor few year, world vision ask me is that really want to continue.. because of didn't reply letter to the kid...
we was a gang of friend, still student, sponsor together, but now all of us damn different life, and busy, really cant gather to write to him..

Will this dis qualify to sponsor him?
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Nope.. they encourage you to write to your sponsor child =) that's all.. they do not want you to see that this is something without commitment which is why they encourage you to communicate with the sponsor child. =)

replying to another question that I've read...The reason it is not tax deductable is because most of the fund goes out of malaysia and only 20% if im not mistaken is used to fund the office in malaysia and for other event purposes. The rule in malaysia to get tax exemption is that 80% or more of the funds stays in malaysia but 80% of world vision malaysia's funds goes out of malaysia to communities of other countries.

will you meet your sponsor child. The answer is yes. World Vision malaysia does organise trips to meet your sponsor child. If you are part of CS program, they will inform you through email or through their blog. so do keep an eye on it if you are interested in becoming a CS or u would like to visit your sponsored child =)

With regards to the news that is posted. I seriously have no idea that happened.. Mistakes does happened sometimes but rest assured, this is not a scam. =)
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me and my gf sponsor a child in china . name Shi Pei.

hope more ppl join this program too
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hoho... i had sponsor 1 girl from singkawang 2 yrs ago....
thinking to sponsor more if got more income...
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world vision huh ?? sorry i want to but im currently broke. any foundations that help the environment ? i wanna volunteer
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hi all, i plan to sponsor a children in need as well, just want to ask, cant find the ans other it has been asked before, in the future, can we visit the child?

and also how long should i commit once i started to sponsor? thx

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Pls do update me or other interested parties if there is any upcoming famine camp under world vision 2010!

thanks! and let's do our part to contribute back to society!=)
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QUOTE(shakiraa @ Apr 16 2010, 09:56 PM)
hi all, i plan to sponsor a children in need as well, just want to ask, cant find the ans other it has been asked before, in the future, can we visit the child?

and also how long should i commit once i started to sponsor?  thx
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Hi, i don't think we can visit the child individually ourselves, as those places is quite outskirt and we do not have the full address, but Worldvision do organize Sponsor's visit trip time to time and invite us to join on the visit.
I, personally sponsoring a little boy in Thailand and a girl in Lebanon. They having a trip to Lebanon in this coming June, but i think its too costly for me to join, altho i wish to see my little girl so much.

I'm using credit card monthly deduction (RM50), and u can terminate the sponsorship anytime you want, even after one month of sponsor. smile.gif No commitment at all.

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hi,

i like d idea to sponsor a child but cn i get to sponsor some1 from malaysia. it will b great if i cn help my own nation. wonder if worldvision cn accomodate my request
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QUOTE(@di@z$ @ Jun 20 2010, 12:20 AM)
hi,

i like d idea to sponsor a child but cn i get to sponsor some1 from malaysia. it will b great if i cn help my own nation. wonder if worldvision cn accomodate my request
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Well Malaysia isnt categories as one of the sponsor countries, if you look globally our poor is still better off than many from third world countries. With that being said, they still have lots of projects involving the local communities here.
At the end of the day I guess what matters most is lending a hand to whoever who needs it smile.gif
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Pls do update me or other interested parties if there is any upcoming famine camp under world vision 2010!

thanks! and let's do our part to contribute back to society!=)
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Totally agreed !!! For your info , we having a 30 hours famine camp at PJ SS2. Pls kindly refer to http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1440820
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Hi, i would like to know about can i pay by debit card? coz if pay by bank in i scare tat sometime i will forget bout tis and i dun a credit card coz i'm fresh grad @@"
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Hi all noble supporters:

It has been a long time since i last visited my own thread. I'm working in another country now.

However, i've not forgotten to support the poor children around the world. icon_rolleyes.gif

I just sponsored another 2; 1 from Vietnam and another 1 from Indonesia. I also supported the Hope Fund this time. brows.gif

WV Hope Fund is optional when you sign up as a child sponsor.

It is an additional RM30 monthly to help World Vision prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS and care for the affected/infected around the world.

For those who are able to, do remember to support the Hope Fund as well. thumbup.gif

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Dear Sponsors,

This thread has been inactive for a while now.

How's the progress of your sponsorship? I have sponsored 10 children now.

Keep the good deed going

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Sorry to resurrect this post, other than the Child Sponsorship fund, that's Nutrition Fund and Education Fund. Is these two funds will be charged every month just like Child Sponsorship fund? Or just once?
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Hi,

I always wanted to do this for years, and finally I am in a position where I can.

Just signed up to sponsor a child from Cambodia.
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Hi,

I always wanted to do this for years, and finally I am in a position where I can.

Just signed up to sponsor a child from Cambodia.
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Hi, how u did that? Is apply through this site trustworthy? https://www.worldvision.com.my/
planned to sponsor a kid from Lebanon
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Thanks for sharing such a wonderful website where I can help someone. I will start searching and sponsor as well. smile.gif
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Can we claim tax refund for donation to World Vision?

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Nope, its NGO hence no tax rebates.


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Can we claim tax refund for donation to World Vision?
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