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The shipping container in St. Vincent was packed with supplies: toys, clothes and shoes for adults and children… There were also 10 Acer computers for the embassy, ​​which could be used to set up a computer lab and soccer ball games.

We’ve been assisting Master Xianzhong with disaster relief efforts in Nepal following the flash floods and mudslides.

This is our fourth and final trip.
These seemingly small items represent a glimmer of hope for those who have lost their homes and are striving to rebuild their lives.
Trucks loaded with supplies are delivering warmth to those who need it most.
We are grateful to every generous donor, every hardworking volunteer, and everyone who has silently supported us.
May these small acts of kindness gather strength to bring warmth and hope to affected families, and may all those affected by the disaster find relief from suffering, rebuild their homes, and return to peaceful lives.

Items we brought this time:
Pressure cooker
Hand soap
Dishwashing liquid
Laundry detergent
Toothpaste
Toothbrush
Shampoo
Sanitary pads
Vaseline
Toilet paper
Rice
Soybeans
Oil
Ready-to-eat food
Clothing
Sports set
Slippers
Children’s sportswear
Children’s underwear
Children’s socks

Master Xianzhong
After the flash floods and mudslides in Nepal, what they lacked wasn’t luxury, but the simplest, most basic necessities—a solar-powered lamp to light the night, a warm blanket, a set of clothes, a pair of slippers, a bag of rice, a cooking pot, even a toothbrush, a bar of soap…

These seemingly small items, for the victims who lost their homes, represented a glimmer of hope for starting life anew.
This time, the Miaoshanlin Volunteer Team loaded four large trucks with everyone’s love and care, delivering them to the disaster area. From purchasing, sorting, loading, and transporting, every step embodied the hard work and compassion of Khenpo Tuto Lama and the volunteer team.
These four trucks, laden with supplies, delivered warmth to those most in need.We are grateful to every generous donor,every hardworking volunteer,and all those who silently supported us behind the scenes.

May this small act of kindness gather strength to bring warmth and hope to the affected families, and may all those affected by the disaster be free from suffering and find happiness, rebuilding their homes and returning to peaceful lives as soon as possible.

Items brought this time: Pressure cooker, hand soap, dish soap, laundry detergent, toothpaste, toothbrush, shampoo, sanitary pads, petroleum jelly, toilet paper, rice, soybeans, oil, ready-to-eat food, clothing, tracksuit, slippers, children’s sportswear, children’s underwear, children’s socks