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COVID-19 Project Update!
Hello all! We hope you and your families have been doing well and are staying safe.
We are so saddened to share that due to COVID-19, we are no longer able to travel to Thailand this summer to implement our kitchen project at the Bannonggo School.
The good news is that next year's PUC cohort is going to take over our project, and hopefully we might be able to join them next summer! Although the project is on hold, one thing we know for sure is that the kitchen will still get built! All donations will be held by the university for next years team to use for the continuation of the kitchen project.
We just wanted to say thank you so so much to everyone who donated, shared our posts, and followed along with us on this amazing experience. Without you all, we wouldn’t have been able to come this far!
We will continue to post updates on the project and hope that you will continue to follow along with us and next year's team. We will also be sure to relay any relevant updates from the university.
Talk to you all soon and stay safe!
HUGE Thank You!
Hi all! We are so excited to announce that our HornRaiser has officially REACHED $15,000!
We seriously cannot thank you all enough! We are so so grateful for the continuous support! As cheesy as it sounds, none of this would have been possible so thank you!
Thank you SO much to those who donated and spread the word about our project along with those who contributed to our late night snack sales, Chipotle Profit Share, and shirt & laptop sticker sales. You are all the absolute best!
As for project progress, the termite-infested storage room has already been completely torn down and is ready for us to take action. Seeing how excited the community is this early into the project is amazing! We cannot wait to meet the Suphan Buri community over the summer!
Stay tuned for more project updates as we are going full dive into the designing process. Thank you once again!
48 Hour Fundraising Success!
Good Morning everyone! Happy Friday! Our HornRaiser campaign launched on Wednesday and our progress has been extremely exciting!
In UNDER 48 HOURS, we have reached 58% of our goal!!! Already over halfway there!
That is FAR beyond our set fundraising goals and we cannot wrap our minds around how incredibly AMAZING you guys are! Thank you SO much! We are so grateful and blessed to have such supportive friends and family. BIG shoutout to those who have donated so far and for those who have not yet, no worries, we still have 28 days left.
Let's work together to keep this momentum going! All donations and shares are greatly appreciated.
To stay updated, remember to like our Facebook Page and check out our website. Thank you again! Your support helps drive our project to success!
Thailand, the country of origin for 23 different types of Siamese cats, was named Siam before 1940.
The population of Thailand consists of around 67 million people.
The estimated cost for one kitchen sink in Thailand is 4,133 baht or $137, covering the bowl, faucet, knobs, and aerator.
There are over 400 wats or Buddhist temples in Bangkok alone, contributing to a total of around 41,200 wats in all of Thailand.
Ever since Thailand’s monarchy was established 781 years ago, the thai community has always had a deep respect of their King.
Due to housing around 1,400 different species of orchids, Thailand is the world’s largest orchid exporter.
PUC launched in 2010 and has served more than 18,300 people with projects impacting 10 different countries.
Elephants, Thailand's national animals, are currently endangered; there are only 4,456 elephants left from the original 100,000 in the early 90s.
