Our sponsors through the years
Their generosity makes our children's lives better.
Sustaining Partners:

Christian and Stephanie Drapeau of One World Foundation have supported Baan Unrak in a variety of capacities over the last decade, including project development for the weaving center, support of vehicle maintenance, water system and farm work, child sponsorship and funding of college tuitions.
GlobalGiving is our international partner, hosting and promoting our project through their global platform. They have supported us in special initiatives, such as the earthquake relief effort in Myanmar, by contributing $20,000 from their own sponsors to assist our work.
This funding has enabled us to provide life-saving aid, including food, medical care, and sustainable housing, to earthquake victims in the Mandalay region.
Volontari Casa Dei Bambini was founded by Didi’s family and friends, who wanted to support Didi on her life mission. Since 25 years ago, Volontari Casa Dei Bambini has sent a regular donation to the home every month.
SportCares is a Singaporean government program for youth. The government is very committed to supporting young people, and it is a source of pride for us that they have approved our program. Through this initiative, youth from Singapore come to serve with us.
In this way, they support us both through their service and financially, by covering their own accommodation and food, and by sponsoring projects that we would otherwise not be able to afford.
In order to raise awareness and funds for Baan Unrak, the people from Bike Aid Singapore cycled 340km from Bangkok to Sangkhlaburi. Such initiatives show the children what grit and determination look like, and the sacrifices people are willing to make to help them achieve their dreams. Bike Aid Singapore helped to build our School and other projects in Baan Unrak Children's Home and Baan Dada.
Freedom World is a community app that helps organizations like Baan Unrak connect more deeply with their supporters. It bridges the gap between social media and fundraising by creating a private, interactive digital home.
It is a space where people can meet, share, and collaborate through social initiatives, events, business ideas, and charitable activities. Through Freedom World, we can build stronger relationships, create meaningful engagement, and grow a supportive community around our work.
Amici Nel Mondo is an organization founded to provide targeted and concentrated aid. A long time supporter of Baan Unrak, Amici Nel Mondo sponsored part of the construction and furniture of one of our children's house and library. Over the years, they have also contributed to school tuitions and more.

The Ananda Marga Universal Relief Team supports us by running a children’s education sponsorship program in Italy. They host fundraising concerts and dinners for Baan Unrak. They have also connected us to shops in Italy where we sell our Baan Unrak traditional weaving products.
We are also grateful to AMURT teams across the world who assist us with donations and fundraising efforts, especially from USA, England and Germany.

Under the Assistance for Basic Economic and Human Developments Projects, The Japanese Embassy in Thailand sponsored a covered school bus to enable us to safely bring our children to school everyday.

AMURTEL is a grassroots NGO that prioritizes direct impact by minimizing administrative overhead. Through their volunteer-driven model, they ensure your support reaches those in need without the typical deduction of organizational fees.


NIST International School supports Baan Unrak with food and other supplies.

They support us regularly with group service at our Home and with donations, both in-kind and monetary.
Benevity is a platform that connects us to corporate funding and employee donations. It has already started sending some support to us.

The SK Foundation provides long-term education and healthcare through a regular sponsorship model. Their 100% donation policy ensures every cent of recurring gift goes directly to the children. This consistent support provides stable, life-changing care without any organizational deductions.

The Philanthropy Connections Foundation (PCF) is a non-profit organization based in Chiang Mai, Thailand, that focuses on supporting vulnerable communities in Thailand, Myanmar, and Cambodia. We partner with them to help secure funding for specific projects.

Bromsgrove is an international school in Bangkok. Their mission is to help students become sensitive to the needs of the community and to learn how to contribute meaningfully to society.
They cooperate with us by developing service programs that support both our foundation and the underprivileged community of Sangklaburi. They provide substantial support by sponsoring renovation projects at our home, as well as covering food and accommodation.
At the same time, this partnership creates a unique and meaningful cultural exchange experience for everyone involved.
UWC is another international school in Phuket. They are strongly service-oriented and aim to help their high school students develop independence.
Through this approach, their students embark on a meaningful journey, learning how to navigate new environments, engage with the community, and contribute to relief and welfare efforts.
They also support renovation projects at our home and cover their own accommodation and food, thereby providing us with substantial assistance.

The “We Help You to Fly” program is an initiative by Cristina Noce, created in memory of her mother and father. It has supported us in many projects, including life-saving efforts to assist victims of the earthquake in Myanmar.

The owner of PYN has been supporting us with his personal funds during times of extreme crisis, when we have no other sources of support.

Linxens is a global tech leader that provides university scholarships through strategic academic partnerships. They foster talent by offering financial aid and professional mentorship to help students transition from research to industry. This support ensures dedicated students can pursue higher education without financial barriers.













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