clothes report for impoverished rural areas in qinghai and sichuan, china in 2011

8/6/2019 Clothes Report for Impoverished Rural Areas in Qinghai and Sichuan, China in 2011

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1,000 Smiles Project: Winter Clothing & Toys for Rural Areas of Chinato

Martina Beszdesov, Scott Piusz, Ken Zheng, and Jones Zhang of CROWN RELOCATIONS SHANGHAI; AND Philip Benusa of CROWN RELOCATIONSCHENGDU

with much appreciation to

Sue Bishop, Parkway Health, Shanghai Rego International School, JZ School, The British International School Shanghai, Brits Abroad, The BritishChamber of Commerce Shanghai, Squire, Sanders and Dempsey L.L.P., JWT, City of London Shanghai Rep. Office, Goodyear Tire ManagementCompany (Shanghai) Ltd., A PLEINES MAINS, Wilhelmsen Ships Service, State Nuclear Power Engineering Company, KPMG, EnvironmentalResources Management, German Center, Abbott Laboratories, Mazars, Morning Tears Alliance, SHERPA'S, Marriott Executive ApartmentsShanghai, Fried Frank, Plus Wines, The American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai, Anheuser-Busch Inbev China, Marks and SpencerCommercial (Shanghai) Co. Ltd, Allens Arthur Robinson, Ascott China, Adidas, Consulate General of the Slovak Republic, and all individualdonors.


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Dear All,

Many thanks for your efforts that meant 1,137 people received 6,385 clothes, toys, and other items in

Qinghai and Sichuan Provinces. A summary of the distribution is presented below.

# of

Boxes

Site Beneficiaries # of

Items

100 Guinan Tibetan Primary School and Sengduo Boarding School, GuinanCounty, Qinghai Province

700 3,327

90 a Tibetan Village and a Tibetan Primary School in Luhuo County, Ganzi

Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province

144 1,977

24 Chubasang Tibetan Village and Karang Township Kindergarten, Xunhua

Salar Autonomous County, Haidong Region, Qinghai Province

240 794

5 Xingzhuang Village, Gonghe Township, Huangzhong County, Qinghai

Province

27 137

5 Jiemai Town, Dalag County, Golok Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture,

Qinghai Province

26 150

224 1,137 6,385

Sincerely,

All Project Managers


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1,000 Smiles Project: Winter Clothing for Rural Areas of China__________________________________________________________

Clothes and Toy Project for Two Tibetan Schools

Guinan County, Qinghai Province, PR China

to

Martina Beszdesov, Scott Piusz, Ken Zheng, Jones Zhang of CROWN RELOCATIONS SHANGHAI,and Philip Benusa of CROWN RELOCATIONS CHENGDU


Sue Bishop, Parkway Health, Shanghai Rego International School, JZ School, The British

International School Shanghai, Brits Abroad, The British Chamber of Commerce Shanghai, Squire,Sanders and Dempsey L.L.P., JWT, City of London Shanghai Rep. Office, Goodyear TireManagement Company (Shanghai) Ltd., A PLEINES MAINS, Wilhelmsen Ships Service, StateNuclear Power Engineering Company, KPMG, Environmental Resources Management, GermanCenter, Abbott Laboratories, Mazars, Morning Tears Alliance, SHERPA'S, Marriott ExecutiveApartments Shanghai, Fried Frank, Plus Wines, The American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai,Anheuser-Busch Inbev China, Marks and Spencer Commercial (Shanghai) Co. Ltd, Allens ArthurRobinson, Ascott China, Adidas, Consulate General of the Slovak Republic, and all individualdonors

What? 100 boxes of clothes and toys (3,227 items)

Where? Guinan Tibetan Primary School and Sengduo Boarding School, Guinan County,

Qinghai Province, PR China

Beneficiaries? 700 people

When? 27 November-15 December 2010

Contribution? Crown Worldwide (shipping: Shanghai to Xining; local contribution = 650RMB

Implemented by

Qinghai Drolma Education Charity Association

in coordination withPentok Institute

www.pentok.org

February 2011


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Dear All,

Your donation of 100 boxes of clothing included 591 pairs of pants, 507 T-shirts, 48 towels, 827 shirts, 5

cushions, 9 boxes of toys, 87 coats, 186 childrens coats, 80 pairs of shoes, 248 skirts, 236 shorts, 375

sweaters, and 122 scarves for a total of 3,227 items. These items were given to 497 students at Guinan

Tibetan Primary School and to 190 students at Sengduo Boarding School. Guinan Tibetan Primary School.

Around 100 parents of the students also received clothing.

Sengduo Township is the poorest in Guinan. The township has 13 communities and much of the

population (13,013) are Tibetan herders who have limited means of earning a living. The entire township has

only about 20 people who have government-salaried jobs. Guinan Tibetan Primary School has a relatively

large number of poor students with single parents. Clothing was given to 497 students at this school.

Sengduo Boarding School is located in Sengduo Township Town and 190 students enrolled in this school

received clothing.

The Guinan Tibetan Primary School and Pentok Institute contributed 650RMB for transportation of the

clothes from Xining to the schools. The project was implemented from 27 November to 15 December 2010.

Recipients were selected using these criteria:

single parent households orphans

children living with their grandparents

households with physically disabled family members

households lacking sources of income

families with more than two students

families lacked male laborers

Your generous help is appreciated by the recipients. We thank you for your contribution.

Please contact us at [email protected] if you have questions in regarding to the project.

Yours sincerely,

Tsomo Jyid

Program Operations Director

Pentok Institute

www.pentok.org


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PHOTOGRAPHS

On 27 November 2010, 147 boxes of donated clothing arrived in Xining, and 100 boxes weredelivered to Guinan County Tibetan Primary School.

On 30 November 2010, the Drolma Education Charity Association worker and teachers at the school

gave the toys and childrens clothing to the students.

Student recipients at Guinan Tibetan Primary School.

On 1 December 2010, students and family members received coats. Translation: Thank you for bringing warmth and care to the students. 25 November 2011.


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RECIPIENTS

Born in November 2000, Dawa Tserang, is a grade 2 student at Guinan Tibetan Primary

School. His family makes a living on limited farmland. Dawa lives with his father. His

mother left when Dawa was very young. Dawa's father stays at home to care for Dawa,

rather than leave the local community to seek cash income. Dawa is one of the best

students in his class. At the end of the 2010 fall semester, his grades were 93.5 in Tibetan,

81 in Chinese, and 71 in arithmetic.


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Renzin and Dorji Jar are both grade 2 students at Guinan Tibetan Primary School. Their family

lives by herding sheep and yaks. Because of the long trip to school, Renzin and Dorji Jar visit

home only twice a month. The clothes they received made their winter warmer.


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Drolma, Tsemo, and Shemba Tso are in grade 2 in Guinan Tibetan Primary School. Their

families make a living on limited farmland, and lack male laborers. Drolmas youngerbrother has a heart disease and the family suffers from the associated expenses. Tsemo's

parents divorced when she was very young and now she lives with her grandparents who

are over 70 years old.


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Drolma, Dawa Tserang, Tsemo, Shemba Tso, Renzin and Dorji Jor.


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Recipient students from grades 1 and 2 at Guinan Tibetan Primary School were chosen

based on their poverty.


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Tashi (b. 1976) has 2 daughters, who both attend Guinan Tibetan Primary School. Darjyi Gyal is

the elder daughter who is in grade 3. Tashi said, Five years ago, we were unaware of the

importance of education, especially for girls. We wanted to find good boys from good families

for the girls to marry. Things have changed and I hope my girls will be exemplary, well-educated

women whose lives are much better than mine. Thank you for giving us these clothes. They willkeep us warm this cold winter. Thank you very much for your kindness.


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LETTER OF APPRECIATION


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TranslationDear Donors,

Thank you very much for your kind thoughtfulness. The clothes that you so generously donated have

directly benefited 497 students and their families at Guinan Tibetan Primary School. These items include

591 pairs of pants, 507 T-shirts, 48 towels, 827 shirts, 5 cushions, 9 boxes of toys, 87 coats, 186 childrens

coats, 80 pairs of shoes, 248 skirts, 236 shorts, 375 sweaters, and 122 scarves for a total of 3,227 items. We

thank you for taking the time to collect the clothes and send them to us from Shanghai. Here on behalf of all

recipients and teachers at Guinan Tibetan Primary School, we thank you for your generosity and kindness inregards. We are extremely grateful for your support.

Guinan Tibetan Primary School

2010.12.14


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PROJECT ACTIVITIES

2010 Program Activity Notes

November 27 Clothes Arrive to Xining

November 27 Transported clothing to Guinan County Tsomo Jyid (Pentok)

coordinated QDECA

representatives; Guinan school

teachers checked the boxes

November 30 Distributed toys and clothes to studentsDecember 1 Distributed clothes to students and their

families

December 6 Reviewed the implementation photos and report QDECA workers and Tsomo

Jyid

December 15 Wrote final report Tsomo Jyid

February 2011 Submitted final report

Background

Guinan Tibetan Primary SchoolGuinan Tibetan Primary School was established in 1953 and was one of the first schools built in Hainan

Tibetan Autonomous Prefectures. The whole school territory (including classrooms and grounds) covers

about 41,140.70 square meters. Now there are 147 teachers at the Guinan Tibetan Primary School, of whom

one teacher has a MA degree, 15 teachers have BA degrees, and the remaining teachers have Associate

degrees. The school teaches 6 different grades. There are 54 classes, with 2,626 students in total, of whom

1,296 live in school dormitories. All the students at Guinan Tibetan Primary School are from 15 villages of

four different townships in Guinan County. Many are from poor herding households. In total there are 1,691

male students and 935 female students.

Qinghai Drolma Education Charity Association (QDECA)

QDCEA is a non-governmental and non-profit organization based in Xining City founded by retired Tibetanteachers in Qinghai Province in 2007. The association focuses on promoting education in rural Tibetan

communities and providing scholarships to university students in Qinghai Province. Since the establishment

of the organization, Qinghai Drolma Education Association has held some holiday Tibetan and English

training programs in rural villages and helped many university students meet the costs of their education.

PentokPentok is a Tibetan word meaning to benefit and positively impact others. Pentok Institute is a grassroots

initiative led by local women and committed to promoting sustainable education and leadership for women

and girls in low-income Tibetan rural areas of Qinghai Province. See www.pentok.org for more information.


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List of Recipients


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1,000 Smiles Project: Winter Clothing for Rural Areas of China

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Clothes and Toy Project for A Tibetan Village&

Tibetan Primary School in Luhuo County

Ganzi Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province, PR China

to

Martina Beszdesov, Scott Piusz, Ken Zheng, and Jones Zhang of CROWN RELOCATIONS SHANGHAI; and

Philip Benusa of CROWN RELOCATIONS CHENGDU


Sue Bishop, Parkway Health, Shanghai Rego International School, JZ School, The British InternationalSchool Shanghai, Brits Abroad, The British Chamber of Commerce Shanghai, Squire, Sanders and DempseyL.L.P., JWT, City of London Shanghai Rep. Office, Goodyear Tire Management Company (Shanghai) Ltd.,A PLEINES MAINS, Wilhelmsen Ships Service, State Nuclear Power Engineering Company, KPMG,Environmental Resources Management, German Center, Abbott Laboratories, Mazars, Morning TearsAlliance, SHERPA'S, Marriott Executive Apartments Shanghai, Fried Frank, Plus Wines, The AmericanChamber of Commerce in Shanghai, Anheuser-Busch Inbev China, Marks and Spencer Commercial(Shanghai) Co. Ltd, Allens Arthur Robinson, Ascott China, Adidas, Consulate General of the Slovak

Republic, and all individual donors

What? 160 boxes of clothes were received, (jackets, jeans, shoes, socks, gloves, beddings, pants, skirts, hats,bras, scarves, T-shirts, shirts, books, school-bags, pens, pencil boxes, glasses, sweaters, and toys).

Where? Shuangma Village, Zongmai Township, Luhuo County, Ganzi TibetanAutonomous Prefecture of Sichuan Province.

Beneficiaries? 144 People (71 females and 73 males)When? 15 December 2010 20 April 2011

Contribution: Crown Worldwide (shipping: Shanghai to Chengdu, and Chengdu to local areas-5,500RMB)

by

Lobsang YeshiRindzin TarshinIverson

in coordination with Zongmai Township Government

23 May 2011


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ZONGMAI TOWNSHIP

Zongmai Township is a herding township in Luhuo County that has 6 administrative villages with 673

tent-dwelling families (2,892 people: 1,460 males and 1,432 females). Shuangma Village is the poorest

community in the township with 69 tent-dwelling households with a total population of 312 people (157

males and 155 females). The main economic activity is herding livestock (70 head of livestock per family on

average) and collecting and selling medicinal herbs in summer.

DISTRIBUTION

In Zongmai Township, Luhou County, the distribution management team gave clothes to the poorest families

chosen by community members. Larger clothes were given to adults villagers while smaller clothes, toys, and

school supplies were given to children.


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PHOTOGRAPHS

Figure 1: Project manager Iverson (front) and Randal (back) pack clothes in strong fabric bags.

Figure 2: Randal loads clothes on the truck.

Figure 3: Shuangma Community members receive clothes.

Figure 4: Clothes are sorted in categories.

Figure 5: Tsering Luobu (b. 1965), Shuangma Community, puts selected clothing in a bag.Figure 6: Female Shuangma Community members put donated clothing in bags.


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1,000 SMILES PROJECT: WINTER CLOTHING FOR

RURAL AREAS OF CHINA

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Clothes for Karang Township, Xunhua County, Qinghai Province

to

Martina Beszdesov, Scott Piusz, Ken Zheng, and Jones Zhang of CROWN RELOCATIONS SHANGHAI, and



Sue Bishop, Parkway Health, Shanghai Rego International School, JZ School, The British International

School Shanghai, Brits Abroad, The British Chamber of Commerce Shanghai, Squire, Sanders and Dempsey

L.L.P., JWT, City of London Shanghai Rep. Office, Goodyear Tire Management Company (Shanghai) Ltd.,

A PLEINES MAINS, Wilhelmsen Ships Service, State Nuclear Power Engineering Company, KPMG,

Environmental Resources Management, German Center, Abbott Laboratories, Mazars, Morning Tears

Alliance, SHERPA'S, Marriott Executive Apartments Shanghai, Fried Frank, Plus Wines, The American

Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai, Anheuser-Busch Inbev China, Marks and Spencer Commercial

(Shanghai) Co. Ltd, Allens Arthur Robinson, Ascott China, Adidas, Consulate General of the Slovak

Republic, and all individual donors

What? 24 boxes of clothes (770 items) and toys (24)

Where? Chubasang Tibetan Village & Karang Township Kindergarten, Xunhua Salar Autonomous

County, Haidong Region, Qinghai Province

Beneficiaries? 240 people (48 households) + 30 kindergarten pupils

When? December 2010

Contribution? Crown Worldwide (shipping: Shanghai to Xining; local contribution = 700RMB (Xining to

Karang)

by

Kunchok Dorje (Karang Central School) & Kelsang Norbu (Stongkha Charitable Association)


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SUMMARY

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Kunchok Dorje, a teacher at Karang (Ch. Galeng) Township Central School, received the clothes and toys in

December 2010. Chubsang Village residents are Tibetan farmers cultivating highland barley, wheat,

rapeseed, and potatoes. Some households keep a small number of goats, cows, yaks, and pigs. This

livelihood is for subsistence. In summer, most laborers leave to the village to puruse cash income as

construction workers. Expenses such as sending children to schools, especially higher level education, and

medical treatment are significant expenditures.

The clothes were collected and counted by the village committee, and then equally divided among villagers.

Each household received 16 pieces on average. For this mpoverished village, these clothes were a

much-appreciated gifts in cold winter.


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PHOTOGRAPHS

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Figure 1. Tsemo Drolma, a young mother with two children, received nice winter clothes for her family. She

said that she was very happy to receive such good quality clothes.

Figure 2. Dondrup and Lhamo, an old couple with 7 family members, received nice clothes for their family.

Dondrup said that the clothes were much better than new clothes in the local market, which are of

very poor quality.

Figure 3. Rinchen Tso, a young mother with two children, received 10 pieces of clothing for her family.

Figure 4. Karang Kindergarten with 30 students, is a private kindergarten run by a local teacher, received 4

boxes (52 toys) for the children. The children were delighted to receive so many toys.

Figure 5. Kindergarten children playing with the toys.

Figure 6. Yangchen, a 4-year old girl, was excited to play with this toy.


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Clothes and Toy Project for Xingzhuang Village, Gonghe Township,

Huangzhong County, Qinghai Province, PR China

to

Martina Beszdesov, Scott Piusz, Ken Zheng, and Jones Zhang of CROWN RELOCATIONSSHANGHAI, and Philip Benusa of CROWN RELOCATIONS CHENGDU


Sue Bishop, Parkway Health, Shanghai Rego International School, JZ School, The BritishInternational School Shanghai, Brits Abroad, The British Chamber of Commerce Shanghai, Squire,Sanders and Dempsey L.L.P., JWT, City of London Shanghai Rep. Office, Goodyear TireManagement Company (Shanghai) Ltd., A PLEINES MAINS, Wilhelmsen Ships Service, StateNuclear Power Engineering Company, KPMG, Environmental Resources Management, GermanCenter, Abbott Laboratories, Mazars, Morning Tears Alliance, SHERPA'S, Marriott ExecutiveApartments Shanghai, Fried Frank, Plus Wines, The American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai,Anheuser-Busch Inbev China, Marks and Spencer Commercial (Shanghai) Co. Ltd, Allens ArthurRobinson, Ascott China, Adidas, Consulate General of the Slovak Republic, and all individualdonors

What? 22 boxes of clothes and toys (127 items)

Where? Xingzhuang Village, Gonghe Township, Huangzhong County, Qinghai Province


When? January 2011

Contribution? Crown Worldwide (shipping: Shanghai to Xining)

SUMMARY

The 5 poorest families (total of 27 people) in Xingzhuang Village, Gonghe Township, Qinghai Provincereceived toys, coats, pants, skirts, blankets, and cushions. This contribution meant the families did not haveto spend cash to purchase clothes.

from

Snowland Service Group (SSG)

#110 North ZhaquRoad, Jiegu Town, Yushu Prefecture,Qinghai Province, PRC

Postal code: 815000

Phone: 0976-882-3925(Yushu)0971-6366977(Xining)Fax: (0)976-882-3925

E-mail: [email protected]:http://www.tibetssg.com


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LETTER OF APPRECIATION


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TRANSLATION

Dear Donors,

We are Xingzhuang Village in Gonghe Township. The 27 recipients express gratitude to you for your kind

donation of clothing. As a farming village in Gonghe Township, Xinghzuang Village has low farming yields

that only meet the needs of local villagers. Thus, for the 5 families, your donation relieved the burden of

purchasing new clothes and avoid the cold this winter. We again say thank you very much and wish all your

dreams come true in this 2011.

Sincerely,

Xingzhuang Village Committee

2011. 01. 06


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VILLAGE DESCRIPTION

Xingzhuang Village has 1,390 people (270 households) of whom 712 are Han Chinese and 678 are Tibetan.

Most villagers cultivate barley, wheat, rape, potatoes, and beans. On average, the per capita income per year

is 2,200RMB, earned from selling vegetables and engaging in migrant labour in places such as Xining City.

However, income depends on a family's ability to operate a greenhouse, and go outside the village to do

migrant work.


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RECIPIENTS

Sanzhi Jie (b. 1953): I am a single father. My wife died two years ago. I have three children. My eldest son

is 20 and he helps me take care of our farm land so that his younger sisters can attend school. My eldest son

stopped school after high school, because our family cannot afford the tuition. We own around 6 mu of

agriculture land. We grow barley, wheat, potatoes, and rapeseed. Each year we earn about 4,000RMB by

selling potatoes, barley, and wheat. Sometimes, my son does construction work in Xining City and can earn

about 5,, from May to July, from this canearn about 5,000RMB. We really want our two girls to continue

their education so for this we work very hard. The clothing your gave us was really helpful by reducing what

we will spend on clothing. Thank you.

Xiucuo (b. 1986): I am 24 the the mother of two children. I gave birth to my first child when I was 20, and

now my second child is 2 years old. I am illiterate. I married into my husband's home in this village when I

was 19 years old. My husband is a farmer. I really liked the toys you provided. They are very good for my

children. And also the clothing. Thank you very much.

Guangque Jie (b. 1970): My family consists of my wife, me, and my daughter. My wife is disabled and

cannot do a lot of farm work. My daughter is 18 and will attend college next fall. We are all very happy, and

would like to try to support her education. My wife is very good at making small handicrafts which she sells

and earns a small income. The clothing was very helpful. We will spend less money on clothes and save

more money for our daughter's educaiton. Thank you.


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Clothes and Toy Project for Impoverished Tibetans

Dalag County, Golok Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture

Qinghai Province, PR China

to

Martina Beszdesov, Scott Piusz, Ken Zheng, and Jones Zhang of CROWN RELOCATIONS SHANGHAI, and



Sue Bishop, Parkway Health, Shanghai Rego International School, JZ School, The British InternationalSchool Shanghai, Brits Abroad, The British Chamber of Commerce Shanghai, Squire, Sanders and DempseyL.L.P., JWT, City of London Shanghai Rep. Office, Goodyear Tire Management Company (Shanghai) Ltd.,A PLEINES MAINS, Wilhelmsen Ships Service, State Nuclear Power Engineering Company, KPMG,Environmental Resources Management, German Center, Abbott Laboratories, Mazars, Morning TearsAlliance, SHERPA'S, Marriott Executive Apartments Shanghai, Fried Frank, Plus Wines, The AmericanChamber of Commerce in Shanghai, Anheuser-Busch Inbev China, Marks and Spencer Commercial(Shanghai) Co. Ltd, Allens Arthur Robinson, Ascott China, Adidas, Consulate General of the SlovakRepublic and all individual donors

What? 5 boxes of clothes and toys (150 items)

Where? Jiemai Town, Dalag County, Golok Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Qinghai

Province, PR China


When? May 2011

Contribution? Crown Worldwide (shipping: Shanghai to Xining)

SUMMARY

Mr. Palzang works for Law Popularization Office, Dalag County, Golok Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture,Qinghai Province. He helped distribute the clothes and toys to a community of resettled pastoralists in GolokPrefecture. Palzang received 5 boxes of clothes and toys in Xining; a total of 150 items. He found a truckand had the clothes transported 600 km to the distribution site. The clothes and toys benefitted 26 people.


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RECIPIENTS

No. Names Clothes Toys Signature

1 Wotse 5 22 Yitso 3

3 Palmo 4 34 Gukyab 3 15 Lhatso 4 26 Demo 4 37 Tsekyid 48 Drupo 39 Palde 410 Lhamo 511 Tselha 412 Tsering 413 Lhakyab 414 Manlha 3

15 Gonp 316 Trapo 3 317 Rapo 318 Karpo 319 Dronpo 5 520 Rinchen Kyab 321 Dorje Tse 5 522 Tsebo 423 Marlo 5 324 Ngotse 325 Tsering 3 226 Trabo 427 Namtse 328 Lhamo 3 229 Rinpo 430 Lopo 331 Tsering Lhamo 2 232 Rinchen Lhamo 4

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Recipients choose clothes


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Children choosing toys

Children got clothes and toys before adults


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Recipient monks.

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