$ AMOUNT ORGANIZATION AREA SERVED PURPOSE

$4,545 East Malaysia

$3,000 The Borneo Project Sarawak

$1,300

$1,000 Sabah Purchased computers for rural schools.

$500 Assist with the purchase of equipment.

$500 World Wise Schools USA

$305 Sending Aloha Abroad USA

$300 USA

$278 Assist with palliative care training.

$250 Heritage Foundation

$250 Doctors Without Borders Haiti Assist with earthquake relief efforts.

$250 The Borneo Project East Malaysia

$250 The Borneo Project Sarawak

Breast Cancer Welfare Assoc.

of Malaysia

breast cancer awareness

• training equipment

• paid tuition and travel expenses for two

nurses to attend a training seminar

• assist with expenses to organize a Pink

Charity Run fundraiser

Purchase small hydroelectric generators for

a longhouse.

National Cancer Society,

Malaysia

West Malaysia

Provided free breast screening procedures

to 29 low income women and assist with

the organization's operational costs.

Kadazan schools

Haemodialysis Assoc. of Klang

Klang,

Selangor

Assist with a program to provide to

American schoolchildren an understanding

of the world's cultures.

Assist in the funding of a documentary film

on the preliminary training in Hawaii of

Peace Corps Volunteers who went on to

serve in Malaysia and other countries.

National Peace Corps

Association

Assist with the upgrade of NPCA

membership software to help recruit more

members.

Hospis Malaysia Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur

Assist with the building of an example of a

headman's house at the Cultural Center.

Assist with the cost of providing legal aid to

East Malaysia's Indigenous population.

$150 Sabah

NON-CASH CONTRIBUTIONS

USA

USA

Purchased children's books written in the

Penang language to help keep that cultural

basis alive.

Humana Child Aid Society,

Sabah

Assist with the operational cost of a school

for the children of Indonesian

guestworkers.

Co-sponsored a reading program in the US

on International Children's Day featuring

Malaysian children's folktales. Stories were

read by more than 40 Returned Peace

Corps Volunteers in more than 30 states

reaching 3500 elementary school students.

Children learned about Malaysian culture

and Peace Corps experiences.

FoM was contacted by a fourth grade

teacher in New Hampshire who had a new

student from Malaysia. The student spoke

very little English so the teacher requested

some children's books in the Malaysian

language to ease the transition to learning

English. FoM members were able to

provide several books.