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Distribution at Ganegame Hindu temple

15 July 2022, Hindu-Buddhist Relief

500 parcels of goods (each of value LKR 7280) distributed to 500 Hindu and Buddhist families selected from Aluthgama, Ganegama and Kaluwamodara areas at the Ganegame Hindu temple. A portion was distributed in Kalyanarama Buddhist Temple at Kaluwamodara. Supervised by Rev. Balapitiye Siriseewali Nayaka Thero, Maha Kappina Walawwa Simamalaka Viharaya, Welilara, Balapitiya, Sri Lanka and Vice Chancellor of Prachina Bhikkhu College of Sri Lanka.

Distribution at New Kathiresan Kovil

2 July 2022, 10:30am - 1:00pm, New Kathiresan Kovil, Colombo - 04, Sri Lanka.

Hindu-Buddhist Relief
Supplies distributed to 400 poor families, supervised by Ven. Prof. M. Dhammajothi, Director, Postgraduate Institute of Pali and Buddhist Studies, University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka
Facebook video link: https://www.facebook.com/100069928795715/videos/582673700204141/

Distribution at Sunethra Maha Devi Piriven Rajamaha Viharaya

9:00am, 21 June 2022, at Sunethra Maha Devi Piriven Rajamaha Viharaya, Peplliyana, Sri Lanka.

300 poor families given 5,260 Rs. worth of dry rations and 2,000 Rs. cash, 5,000 Rs. worth of cash donation to one cancer patient, 10,000 Rs. worth of cash donation to a family consist of 3 children with medical needs, supervised by Medagoda Abhayatissa Thero, Professor, Department of Pali and Buddhist studies, University of Sri Jayewardenepura, Sri Lanka.

Distribution at Sri Suramyarama Purana Viharaya

19 and 20 June 2022, at Sri Suramyarama Purana Viharaya, Kolonnawa, Sri Lanka.

Dry rations distributed to 300 poor families, supervised by Ven Dodamgolle Pagngnananda (Honorary Secretary, Kolonnawa West Division, Shasanarakshaka Authority; Justice of Peace (All Island), Principal, Sri Nanda Dhamma School; Director, Sri Panasara Art Institute; President, Penanada Foundation; Honorary Secretary, Sri Suramyarama Purana Viharaya, Madinnagoda, Rajagiriya, Sri Lanka)

Distribution at villages surrounding Bodhiraja Maha Viharaya

Distribution location: Villages surrounding Bodhiraja Maha Viharaya, Thalpitiya, Wadduwa, Sri Lanka.

400 families provided with dry rations (rice, salt, dal, sugar, etc.) in cartons, supervised by Ven. Prof. K Rahula, Head of Department of of Pali and Buddhist Studies, Faculty of Arts, University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka.

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