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Donations and sponsorship payments are eligible for Gift Aid providing donors are paying at least the amount of UK income tax reclaimed on their donations. In the 2010/2011 tax year this makes a £100 donation worth £125 to the Anglo-Thai Foundation, and the Government contributes another £3. Our understanding is that, if you pay tax at the 40% or new 50% rate, you will be able personally to reclaim a further £41.66 or £75 through your tax return.

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1. The Anglo-Thai Foundation’s trustees meet once a quarter at Esarn Kheaw restaurant in Shepherd’s Bush, London to make sure we are using your money to best effect.

  http://esarnkheaw.com/booking_esarn.html

2. We are members of the Anglo-Thai Society which provides business networking for its members and makes awards to Thai students in the UK.
http://www.anglothaisociety.org/ats/welcome

3. Saenyim is a business consultancy which encourages its customers to donate to charities working in Thailand, including ours.
  http://www.saenyim.com/MaxSecDonations.htm

4. Schools for Shan refugees on the Thai/Burmese border.
  http://schoolsofhope.blogspot.com

5. Chao Khun Phra Udom Prachatorn’s charity to help those suffering from and affected by AIDS is based near Lopburi.
  http://www.phrabatnampu.org/eng-brouchure.htm

6. For 47 years Children’s Home of India has been serving orphan children in South India. It cares for 90 Children (boys and girls) giving desperate children a second chance. For further information, please email : This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Children’s Home of India Coimbatore – 641022 S.India Mobile tel: +91 9916 223 377

You can send a donation by cheque in the favour of “Childrens Home of India” to
Bro. Jaya Prabhu Dass, Children’s Home of India, P.B No: 4505 N.G.G.O Colony (Po) Coimbatore -22, Tamilnadu S. India.

7. Unique wall art, hand carved by Asian Buddhist artists. Unrivalled choice and quality carvings direct from Thailand Colours and designs to suit any home interior or garden.
http://www.thebuddhasface.co.uk

8. Monk Chat is an opportunity while you are in Chiang Mai to visit Wat Suan Dork and talk informally in English to a monk. Also provides a 2- or 4-day Meditation Retreat.
http://www.monkchat.net