Buddhist Global Relief
Buddhist Global Relief
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Mission
Buddhist Global Relief is guided by Buddhist teachings to relieve chronic hunger and poverty worldwide, with a mission to combat chronic hunger and malnutrition while empowering vulnerable communities, supporting education, and cultivating sustainable agriculture.[3][8]
About
BGR awarded a 64,316 grant to Moanoghar for the construction of a dormitory to provide shelter to children of the Chittagong Hill Tracts of Bangladesh affected by conflict or living in remote areas of the country. The grant will sponsor the construction of a three-story building with each floor providing accommodation to 40 children. This years grant will also supply furnishings and school supplies. The dormitory will be built from bricks on a solid foundation. When the building is complete, it will accommodate 120 children in total-a permanent solution to the problem of accommodation for the students.
