Bodh-Gaya, India Receives Your Donations And Sends Gratitude For Your Continued Support

By On January 16, 2013 · Leave a Comment

Your Holiday donations have just been received at our Bodh-Gaya, India Orphanage. Because of your generosity during this holiday season, we were able to send over even more than previous years.

The care packages this year included lots of healthy food and beverages, new clothing of all sizes, toys for the children and an assortment of personal care items.

We are so grateful to have the opportunity to provide these orphaned children with a safe place to grow and learn and we thank you dearly for your continued support.

 

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