Helping Myanmar children and families resettle

Hello Friends,

We are launching into the Cyberspace Universe 5 for 5 campaign from now until Christmas to try and feed 500,000 families that still have received little or no aid from the Cyclone Nargis destruction in Myanmar. For every $5 you donate, a family of 5 will receive one meal for 5 days. Thanks to charitable partners who are incurring all administration costs on our behalf, every dollar will be sent into Myanmar to the grassroots agencies working on the ground. The cyclone destroyed crop fields, rice stocks, and seed and grain storage facilities, as well as damaged fisheries, aquaculture and forestry resources. Outside support is need to assist families during this gap period between the planting and the harvest. To learn more please visit

http://givemeaning.com/project/myanmar

Tax receipts issued to Canadian and American donors. Donations can be made on-line via credit card or cheque. Give Meaning in Canada will facilitate the donations. Donations will be converted to CANADIAN Dollars on the website.
Our goal is to raise $500,000 by Christmas - 100% of the donations will be transferred to Myanmar without interference or deduction!

Lend your support by circulating our on-line campaign to your social network.

Thank you for your consideration.

Sincerely,
Leanne Chan and Philip Lyall

Donate to the Myanmar Relief Project

Supporting the on-going cyclone relief efforts of Metta Development Foundation, AZG (Medecins Sans Frontieres-Holland) and MFH & Medical Relief Society Hospital. All are long-established organizations operating within Myanmar with significant qualified local staff actively distributing aid and rebuilding. The relief funds will be directly donated to the above organizations.

Online Donations for Canadians

CW Asia Fund Press Release - May 22nd, 2008

As Myanmar continues a three day mourning period, CW Asia Fund, made up of a small group of local Vancouver and Calgary volunteers, continues its efforts to raise $1 million (CDN) for emergency aid in response to the devastation caused by Cyclone Nargis. In ten days, CW Asia Fund raised over $585,000 (CDN) and hopes to reach its goal by the end of next week, with the expectation that the Canadian Government will step in to match funds raised.
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