Donations

Please donate!

Thanks to the proceeds collected from live events and to the generosity of on-line donors, I will be able to organize the planting of the 40.000 seedlings of local trees around the affected coasts of Sri Lanka and together we will help restore the ecosystem previously destroyed by the tsunami. The donations will also create temporary job positions for those who were most affected by the tragedy and help a country in need; they won't simply help the reforestation, but will also help the healing process of a country still profoundly devastated by the long lasting effects of this disaster and also presently afflicted by a strenous civil war.

Why donate?

Outreach

With a mouse click you will be contributing to the planting of 40.000 seedlings of local trees and to the creation of temporary employment opportunities and hopefully of a long lasting natural barrier. To plant trees, getting local communities and schools involved, will represent a moment for activity and responsibility and will also be a way to pay homage to all the wonderful families that took such great care of survivors, while mourning their own losses. Donors will be able to monitor the process step by step thanks to email updates and through the Blog that will document the entire mission. In Google Earth they will be able to check out where the trees they have donated have been permanently planted.

How to donate?

Bodhi tree

You can donate the amount of your choice using your PayPal account or using a Credit Card through this easy to use and secure system. Or you can feel free to contact me if you would rather use any other payment method.


Thank you & Oyata Budusaranai (May Buddha Protect You in Sinhala).


More specific details coming real soon!

Thanks to the trees

Man in tree

It was thanks to the more nourishing side of Nature that a lot of people managed to survive when caught in the middle of the Tsunami. They held on to plants, mangroves, coconut trees and palms. Reforesting these areas will help constitute a natural barrier as well as a future tool for survival.