Tsunami Fishermens Relief Fund
Tsunami destruction in Nam Kem, Thailand
Lifting fishing boats from tsunami destruction
NAM KEM FISHERMEN CERIMONY

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The Tsunami Fishermen's Relief Fund is no longer collecting donations for building fishing boats in Nam Kem.

MAJOR CONTRIBUTORS (updated March 5, 2005):

  • Seed money and start-up assistance supplied by
    friends of Jhon Koppa and Ivonne Suryana (USA)
  • Lamai Rotsan (Thailand), Land for the work site and launch area.
  • Youth Imperative who works together with World Vision
    (for more info, please check http://youthimperative.us)

  • Roland Selzer (Germany), Cash and professional services (Staff)

  • Ryan Holland, Cash
  • Ryan Scheemaker (USA), Cash
  • Andy (USA), Tools, Materials and Volunteers to build the shipyard working shelter.


HOW TO DONATE

In the U.S.A.:

The Tsunami Fishermen's Relief Fund is no longer collecting donations for building fishing boats in Nam Kem.


A THANK YOU NOTE

There is a huge amount of gratitude and recognition of the generous support received from contributors who have helped to finance this project, sometimes with funds collected from friends and colleagues and other people of good will.

We also greatly appreciate the professional and quick response and all of the help from Thai Army, Thai Marine Department, the volunteers from Korea and the Tsunami Volunteer Center in Khao Lak, Thailand. It has been a pleasure to work along side of people with such generosity of spirit.

This project has given us a rich experience of human connection. Despite all the destruction, death, despair, and sadness, we have also been here to witness the re-awakening of elements of the human spirit. There is so much loss and so much rebuilding of all kinds to do. But this project is a start... a spark of rebirth in a decimated corner of S.E. Asia.