The Phamile Foundation

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The Phamile Foundation is a non-profit project and needs based orphan support foundation. What is truly unique about The Phamile Foundation is that 100% of all donated funds go directly to the children.

The Phamile Foundation was created to support. Starting with The Phamile Foundation founder, Tom Love, everyone who works with the organization donates their time and money. All administrative fees and expenses, including all legal filings and travel expenses, are paid by the volunteers who support this organization.

Help ease the lives of children one project at a time!

100% of donated dollars will go directly to the project you personally select!

Latest NEWS...

> December 2011  - In the first few weeks since our first ever holiday flyer went out we are so blessed to have welcomed several new sponsors.

Carmen Tsang has funded Project #1 Nutritious Treats, which will provide 2 bananas a week for an entire year for the 60+ orphans at the PIO Orphanage in Phnom Penh Cambodia for an entire year.  The PIO was started by one of CNN Heroes of the year and they do incredible work in horrific conditions of the STEUNG MEANCHEY DUMP (110 acres of Hell, 100 foot deep).  Our primary objective is to get more of the children from the dump and surrounding area enrolled at the PIO (People’s Improvement Organization) school and orphanage.

We received donations from John & Linda Meadows, Mary Lou Patton, and Adrienne Love to help fund Project #7 – Providing a Teacher/Trainer for a Vocational Center to Give Young  Girls a Better Life.  The MAE SOT refugee School in Thailand provides a great education to the orphans and refugees up to the 6th grade when they are required to start working.  The Vocational Center will provide training, which upon graduation will allow the girls to earn 50% more than other entry-level workers. Without the training most girls would wind up in a undesirable situation (prostitution, slavery or servitude) without a better opportunity.

We also received a substantial Anonymous donation that we are trying to verify where the donor would like the funds to be placed .

> November 2011  - Launched new donor campaign with brochures and holiday flyers.  If you’d like to receive the materials please email us at phamilefoundation@gmail.com .

Distributed semi- annual funds for Projects 2 & 3 and first funds for Project 7.

> October 2011  - Unfortunately, after arriving in Thailand the severe flooding blocked ground and air roots to the orphanages.  We were forced to abandon our attempts to visit the kids and review the progress on new projects.  Our contacts and volunteers have sent pictures, which are now posted but it’s always rewarding to see the fruits of our donors efforts on the smiles of the children. 

We experienced not one but both of the computers with our files crashed.  Thankfully we had backed-up most of our files but it forced us to push back correspondence one month. 

> May 2011 - Mike Ditzler: Sponsored 2 of the 3 sewing machines for  Project #5 – Sewing Machines for a New Vocational Training Center”  which will help approximately 100 refugee girls per year receive this vocational training at the MAE SOT Refugee School which provides a great education to the orphans and refugees up to the 6th grade when they are required to start working. The school wants to provide for a better life for the girls who are the majority of the attendees and also most at risk to wind up in a undesirable situation without better opportunities.  Read Mike's testimonial under the projects tab.

> May 2011 - Neil Ascher:  Partially Sponsored Project#7 ‘”Providing a Teacher/Trainer to Give Girls a Better Life”.  His donation will impact so many children's (100) lives.  Read Neil’s testimonial under the projects tab.

> April 2011 - Na Liu:  Sponsored Project #3 “Protein for Growing Boys” which will provide 22 pounds of fish weekly for an entire year so that each child receives 1 pound per week of fish or 88 grams of protein.  These 17 Burmese/Karen refugee children live at the Mae Sot Boys Home and range in age from 7-17 years old.  Read Na’s testimonial under the projects tab.

> April 2011  - Andrew Clavin:  Partially Sponsored Project#1 ‘”Nutritious Treats” his donation will provide two bananas a week for an entire quarter for the 50 children from the Phnom Penh Dump (Steung Mean Chey) Orphanage run by the PIO.

> April 2011  - Miguel Beteta Rodrigo & IDG:  Sponsored Project #2 “A Place to Live” which provides rent for an entire year for 17 Burmese/Karen refugee children living at the Mae Sot Boys Home and range in age from 7-17 years old.  Read Miguel’s testimonial under the projects tab.

> March 2011 - The Phamile Foundations launches it's 'Official Website' now with full functionality and picture galleries.  We can't say enough about the effort put into this endeavour by Christine McCullough who voluntarily redesigned and developed the new site not having any previous experience - unbelievable!   Additionally, our sincere appreciation goes out to MACRO Consulting who graciously volunteered to host the new site!

> March 2011 - The Phamile Foundation makes its first distributions of donations to Future Light Orphanage in Mae Sot Thailand.  The project funds will be used to fund breakfast for a full year and basic supplies (mattresses and blankets) for the kids thanks to generous donors.  Please visit our project page to learn more about these and other projects.  Click HERE  to see some pictures of the Future Light Orphanage.

> February 2011 - The founder, Tom Love, visits  the  region  and   personally  does  site     inspections and background checks for all projects being considered

> January  2011 - The Phamile Foundation has a second project funded on a individual level.

> December 2010:  First project funded on a corporate level.  MACRO Consulting, Inc. is pleased to announce its support of the The Phamile Foundation by sponsoring a project for the calendar year 2011. 

> December 2010 - The Phamile Foundation receives tax exempt status.  Our first communication goes out on Christmas Eve.

>  May 2010 - The founder, Mr. Tom Love, started  the  foundation because of his desire for personal involvement in helping orphans.

 

Children at the Steung Meanchey dump

in Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Please give us a hand in helping these children!

The Future Light Family Orphanage
Mae Sot, Thailand in February 2011 
39 Children (youngest baby is not pictured)

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