Prem Rawat — The Possibility of Peace Within

TPRF Gives US$15,000 Grant to Provide Clean Water to 60 Schools in Pakistan

The Prem Rawat Foundation has made a contribution of $15,000 to the Rotary Club Lahore Mozang, which will add $5,000 in matching funds, to provide clean drinking water for 60 schools in the Punjab region of Pakistan serving approximately 20,000 elementary through high school students. The water system will benefit students, families, and communities by decreasing the spread of disease and improving educational opportunities.
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TPRF continues to reach out to bring food, water, and medical necessities to people most in need all over the world. Your support makes this possible.

TPRF Gives US$15,000 Grant to Provide Clean Water to 60 Schools in Pakistan

The Prem Rawat Foundation has made a contribution of $15,000 to the Rotary Club Lahore Mozang, which will add $5,000 in matching funds, to provide clean drinking water for 60 schools in the Punjab region of Pakistan serving approximately 20,000 elementary through high school students. The water system will benefit students, families, and communities by decreasing the spread of disease and improving educational opportunities.
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TPRF continues to reach out to bring food, water, and medical necessities to people most in need all over the world. Your support makes this possible.

TPRF Provides US$40,000 to Feeding America for US Hurricane Victims

The Prem Rawat Foundation as contributed $40,000 to Feeding America, formerly named America’s Second Harvest, to provide truckloads of food to help people returning to their homes in devastated areas of Texas after Hurricane Ike. “Disasters put yet another strain on families who face hunger issues every day,” noted Vicki Escarra, President and CEO of the Feeding America Network. “Thanks to the support of The Prem Rawat Foundation, local residents will have emergency food and supplies to help make it through these difficult days.”
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TPRF continues to reach out to bring food, water, and medical necessities to people most in need all over the world. Your support makes this possible.

TPRF Gives Grant of US$10,000 for Permanent Water Wells in Niger

The Prem Rawat Foundation has made a $10,000 grant to the Sierra Vista Rotary Club Charities in Arizona to aid 40,000 Nigeriens by providing sustainable and permanent sources of clean water at in Niger, West Africa. These grant funds will be matched by other Rotary Clubs and The Rotary Foundation, potentially bringing together over $61,000 for this project. Ernie Montagne, Rotary Foundation Director of the Sierra Vista Rotary Club Charities, Inc., said, “The number one need in this area is access to clean water. People often walk miles each day to draw water from unclean open sources where pigs and cattle drink.”
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Prem Rawat - "Touched by the Magic"

“What is life about?” asks Prem Rawat. “Is it about the excitement? Or is it about feeling a heart full of joy? I have been telling people all my life: Don’t let another day go by without being touched by the magic of what has been placed inside of you.”
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TPRF Provides US$4,500 to Bring Prem Rawat’s “Words of Peace” in Native Peruvian and Ecuadorian Quechuan Language

TPRF has donated US$4,500 to Mountains of Hope (Montanas de Esperanza or MdE) to translate and produce DVDs, CDs and text materials to bring Prem Rawat’s message of peace to 20,000 indigenous people who live in the northern highland areas of Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia. According to Paul Murtha, Executive Director of MdE, “The Quechua peoples are very appreciative that such an important message comes to them in their native language. They are well-aware that these days are crucial passage for humanity to a renewal of the human heart.”
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TPRF Donates US250,000 to Build "Food for People" Facility in Rural Nepal

TPRF is donating $250,000 to build and maintain a sustainable "Food For People" facility in Tasarpu village, Nepal. Premsagar Foundation Nepal, a charity seeking to relieve Nepal's poor, will spearhead the project. The Tasarpu center will provide nutritious hot meals year-round to approximately 500 children.
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The Prem Rawat Foundation Donates US$10,000 for Disabled in Niger

TPRF has made a grant of $10,000 to provide food for more than 750 disabled women and children in Niamey, Niger, who are in various educational and training programs. Mme. Mahadi Zeinabou Sangaré, coordinator of the program, said that the grant will enable women and children in the program facing abject poverty to “stay in the NGO center rather than beg for food in the streets.”
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The Prem Rawat Foundation Gives US$100,000 for Clean Water in Ghana

The Prem Rawat Foundation has made a grant of $100,000 to Community Water and Ecological Sanitation Care (CWESC) to provide 10 impoverished communities with potable water and proper sanitation essential to eliminating debilitating diseases associated with contaminated water. The grant is the third in a series that will help a total of 23 communities and nearly 100,000 people in Ghana.
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TPRF Gives US$40,000 to America’s Second Harvest to Aid U.S. Midwest Residents Caught in Floods

TPRF has granted America's Second Harvest – The Nation’s Food Bank Network US$40,000 to provide food and water to those stricken by recent flooding in the Midwest. “We are extremely grateful for The Prem Rawat Foundation’s interest in supporting our efforts to respond to the unprecedented flooding in the Midwest,” states Vicki Escarra, President and CEO of America’s Second Harvest.
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TPRF Gives US$50,000 for Food Aid in Haiti

TPRF has offered a US$50,000 challenge grant through the Facebook “Causes” page to help thousands of people at risk of starvation in Haiti due to the recent dramatic rise in food prices. TPRF’s challenge to Facebook members is to raise an additional $50,000, for a total of $100,000, which can supply food for 60,000 people for one month. Karen Sendelback, President and CEO of Friends of the World Food Program, says: “TPRF’s generous contribution will not only help the people of Haiti through this critical time but also encourage the online community to donate.”
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TPRF continues to reach out to bring food, water, and medical necessities to people most in need all over the world. Your support makes this possible.

TPRF Donates US$100,000 for Disaster Relief in Myanmar

TPRF has donated US$100,000 to bring immediate aid to the hundreds of thousands of survivors who have been stranded without food, shelter or potable water after Cyclone Nargis hit the country on May 2. Through Friends of the World Food Program, TPRF’s donation will help the UN World Food Program (WFP) provide aid directly to those most affected by the disaster. “Time is of the essence,” says WFP Executive Director Josette Sheeran. “We are mobilizing all possible resources to save lives, given the massive disruption in food, water and shelter caused by the storm.”
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$20,000 Grant from TPRF to Support Prison Telecasts

TPRF has donated $20,000 to the Maryland-based Correctional Education Association (CEA) to underwrite the costs of telecasts on the Transforming Lives Network (TLN) that present Prem Rawat’s message of hope and the possibility of personal fulfillment to U.S. prison populations. CEA sources say the TLN programs reach at least 500,000 and as many as 900,000 inmates nationwide as well as about 300,000 correctional staff and workers. Anne Charles, project director for TLN, said, “We believe that ‘Words of Peace’ will help bring positive change to offenders and corrections workers.”
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$26,000 Grant from TPRF Aids Flood Victims in Ecuador

TPRF has donated $26,000 to Montañas de Esperanza or Mountains of Hope (MdE), a local non-profit in northern Ecuador, to provide relief to flood victims in the coastal village of Santa Lucia. The grant will supply 32 tons of vital food supplies to feed 1,500 families (c.7,500 people) for one month. This will be one of the largest deliveries of aid to flood victims by a non-government agency on the Ecuadorian coast to date.
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Prem Rawat’s Message of Peace Requested by Indigenous People of South America

Leaders in several Quechuan villages in Ecuador have requested DVDs featuring Prem Rawat’s Words of Peace presentations in their own language after introductory events were held there. This is the first time they have been available in Quechua in the rural and remote mountain settlements where that is the primary language. One village leader said, “This message is very beautiful. It helps the families here stay together, and that is why I want the message to stay in the community.”
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TPRF Contributes Food Aid to Kenyan Refugees

TPRF responded quickly to aid Kenya victims of the violence that erupted following the December 2007 elections by making a contribution to the Friends of the World Food Program (FWFP) to help the UN World Food Programme (WFP) provide food for the 3,000 displaced Kenyans for three months. “TPRF’s generous contribution will help save hundreds of lives and prevent under-nutrition and hunger rates from skyrocketing,” said Karen Sendelback, President and CEO of Friends of WFP.
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TPRF continues to reach out to bring food, water, and medical necessities to people most in need all over the world. Your support makes this possible.

TPRF Provides Safe, Clean Drinking Water to Schools in Thailand

TPRF has made a significant grant to the Betterment of Life Foundation in Thailand to provide a sustainable source of clean drinking water to more than 2,500 children in 12 schools that have had no access to drinking water during school hours.

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TPRF Funds Breakfast Program for Aboriginal Children in Taiwan

A grant from TPRF will provide nutritious breakfasts for 530 aboriginal children attending 14 primary schools on islands and in remote mountain areas of Taiwan. The program is offered by the Eastern Culture Foundation (ECF) and the Eastern Charity Foundation. CEO of ECF, Kuo Shiang, Chang, expressed “grateful appreciation” to TPRF for joining ECF “to accomplish this task together.”
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TPRF Holds Two Eye Clinics in India

Recently, TPRF held two eye clinics for India’s poor and received high praise from attending physicians. Over six days, in Jaipur and Delhi, doctors gave free consultations and supplies to more than 3,400 patients, providing eye drops and eyeglasses. A patient, Vimla Sharma, said, “The doctors treated me with such care, thoroughness and kindness. This kind of treatment is hard to find.”
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TPRF Provides Disaster Relief to Mexico's Flood Victims

A grant from TPRF will provide water, food and other necessities to families caught in a flood that has left nearly half the State of Tabasco under water. TPRF is partnering with the Mexican nonprofit organization Compartimos Bienestar y Salud Para Los Niños Maya I.A.P. to deliver survival kits to stranded families in isolated areas that government agencies and other relief organizations have so far been unable to reach.
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TPRF Brings Food and Water to Children in Cambodia

TPRF has made a grant to the Cambodian Children’s Fund (CCF) to bring food and water to more than 300 children in three centers for children of very poor families on the outskirts of Phnom Penh, the capital. One child at the CCF shelter explained that she had felt like a flower that no one had cared for but that “now this same flower is taken to a new place where it can get water and care every day.”
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TPRF Helps Earthquake Victims in Peru

Immediately following the recent earthquake in Peru, TPRF partnered with Friends of the World Food Program (WFP) to assist the surviving victims. Karen Sendelback, President and CEO of Friends of WFP, wrote, “Your gift will go toward helping to save the lives of hungry Peruvians affected by the recent earthquake.”
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TPRF Breakfast Program for Indigenous Australian School Children Exceeds Expectations

In less than a year, the School Breakfast Program funded by TPRF in partnership with Oxfam Australia has more than doubled in size and has helped bring about dramatic improvements in school attendance and performance. An Oxfam official said, “In addition to the direct health benefits, teachers have commented on the children’s improved behavior and performance in class.”
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TPRF Brings Disaster Relief to Indonesia

TPRF has responded to recent multiple natural disasters on two Indonesian islands by making two critical donations to Yayasan IDEP, a local non-profit, non-governmental organization providing community-based crisis response. Petra Schneider, Executive Director of IDEP, said, “I hope you know the massive impact that these grants will have on the people that are being helped. It means everything in an emergency situation.”
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Prem Rawat’s “Words of Peace” TV Series Honored by US Community Access Station

The TV series “Words of Peace” won first place honors in the 2007 Community Access Magic (CAM) Awards sponsored by CTV in Prince George’s County, Maryland, one of the most widely recognized community access organizations in the US. The producer, Jimi Jones, said, “I hope this program can touch other CTV viewers, and more people recognize that peace is possible.”
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Prem Rawat's "Words of Peace" on TV on five continents

Words of Peace now airs on cable and satellite stations throughout Europe, North and South America, and Asia reaching millions of households. One viewer wrote, "Every time I listen to Prem Rawat's talks on TV, I learn so much and my life goes through substantial changes. Thanks a million."
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Prem Rawat’s “Words of Peace” watched by prison inmates worldwide

On six continents, the message of Prem Rawat is being watched by prison inmates, with life-changing results noticed by prison administrators. One of the prisoners commented, “Hearing this message has totally changed how I am, how I act and think.”
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TPRF’s Food for People Brings Hope to Villagers in India

Food for People, a custom-built facility funded by The Prem Rawat Foundation, has served over 150,000 hot meals to tribal villagers in northeastern India in its first year, making marked progress in reversing the cycle of devastating poverty and malnutrition.

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The Prem Rawat Grant Brings Relief to Flood Victims in Sumatra

About 2,400 Indonesian villagers stranded by floods received emergency supplies for two weeks, thanks to a grant from TPRF to the Yayasan IDEP Foundation. The grant also helped bring clean water to about 5,000 people.
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The Prem Rawat Foundation Grant Brings Clean Water to 10,000 Villagers in Ghana

Thanks to a grant The Prem Rawat Foundation made to the National Council of Women of the United States, more than 10,000 people in four villages now have clean drinking water, instead of having to walk miles to contaminated streams.

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The Prem Rawat Foundation Awards Grant to Support Flood- and Cyclone-Relief Efforts in Mozambique

TPRF made a critical grant to The Foundation for Community Development (FDC) to provide relief for the victims of the recent floods and cyclone in Mozambique. Graça Machel, FDC president of the board and Nelson Mandela’s wife, said: “Thanks to your support, children, women, and families in the benefited areas can now cope with the extreme difficulties posed by the natural disasters. On their behalf, FDC would like to express its heartfelt appreciation.” Read more
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The Prem Rawat Foundation Provides Water and Sanitation in Ghana

Following a grant by The Prem Rawat Foundation, five major community water projects have been completed as part of an initiative providing safe drinking water and improved sanitation in poor areas of Ghana. Magazia Saratu Mamuna of Sanga community said: “I can’t believe that we have good drinking water during the dry season. It has never happened before. We thank the people who have changed our lives.”
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The Prem Rawat Foundation Helps Fight Hunger & AIDS in India

TPRF has made a significant contribution to the UN World Food Programme to fight hunger and HIV/AIDS in Bihar, India. Karen Sendelback, president and CEO of the Friends of the World Food Programme, said: “We are very grateful for the Foundation’s commitment in the fight against hunger. Thank you for the continued, dedicated support of The Prem Rawat Foundation for the life-saving work of the World Food Programme.”
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Prem Rawat’s “Words of Peace” Receives Brazilian TV Award

“Words of Peace” won the highest award for Community TV programming in Brazil for the second time in three years. Fernando Mauro, president of the Brazilian Association of Community Television Channels, said, “The great success of ‘Words of Peace’ is generated from the viewers’ natural identification with Prem Rawat’s wise message of inner peace. We extend our gratitude to Prem Rawat, the Ambassador of Peace.”
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The Prem Rawat Foundation: Five Years of Giving

Inspire interviews Linda Pascotto, president of the The Prem Rawat Foundation, to learn about the Foundation’s humanitarian efforts and its outlook for the future.
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The Prem Rawat Foundation partners with Oxfam to bring water to the Middle East

Responding to the recent Mideast humanitarian crisis, TPRF has made a significant contribution to Oxfam to bring clean drinking water, install water tanks, and rehabilitate sanitation facilities. Oxfam funds are used to save lives and reduce human suffering wherever it occurs on all sides of the conflict.

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Prem Rawat Honored by International University of Peace

Prem Rawat was invited to deliver a keynote address at the International Festival of Peace held at Unipaz, the International University of Peace in Florianopolis, Brazil. The rector of the university, Pierre Weil, gave Prem Rawat the honorary title of Ambassador for Peace saying, "You don’t need a certificate, because your mission is to help people find where peace is, to help open a spring of peace in their hearts. But many people need to know who the Ambassadors for Peace are, they need to know whom to look for, search for—that is why we are giving you the title of Ambassador for Peace."

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Prem Rawat Honored by New York Governor Pataki

Albany, New York, August 28, 2006 — Prem Rawat has received a letter of commendation from the governor of the State of New York for his efforts in bringing a message of peace to people around the world for four decades.

Citing Prem Rawat’s “lifelong message of inspiration to humankind” and the humanitarian initiatives of The Prem Rawat Foundation, George E. Pataki, the governor of New York, wrote:                   

“You are recognized for your commitment to building a better world — one strengthened by greater unity and understanding within our society. This is the valuable purpose to which you have dedicated your own life and well expressed by the meaningful words you have conveyed to audiences worldwide.

“With compassionate vision, you have exemplified these important ideas through your internationally-renowned philanthropic work on behalf of critical causes and your ongoing efforts to encourage respect among all peoples and nations of the world. Such a significant record of contribution to global peace is indeed deserving of appreciation.                   

“In reflecting upon all that we have to be grateful for, we remain one family for mankind that shares a pledge to serve others today and to make a positive difference for future generations. Best wishes in carrying out your meaningful work.”

More than 10 million people have come to hear the message of peace of Prem Rawat, widely known as Maharaji. This message is now made available in more than 88 countries and 70 languages. From the Australian Parliament to Harvard University and Oxford University, he is regularly invited to present his message in prestigious forums worldwide.

Prem Rawat also spearheads significant humanitarian initiatives through The Prem Rawat Foundation, whose aim is to help improve the quality of life for people most in need. The Foundation’s efforts have brought relief and food aid to victims of many natural disasters, including millions of free meals to people in need on every continent.

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House Majority Leader in Maine Honors Prem Rawat’s Message of Peace

Augusta, Maine, August 15, 2006 — Glenn Cummings, House Majority Leader from Maine, wrote Prem Rawat a letter of commendation that said: “I am writing to extend the gratitude of so many Maine citizens who have found peace and enlightenment through your teaching.

“Your message has resonated with many Maine people through the broadcast of Words of Peace television program, which airs in two of our state’s largest communities, Portland and Biddeford, and a film documenting your efforts is expected to soon air on local cable television across the state.

“During a time of such political unrest in the world, it is promising to know that foundations like yours are working so hard to spread messages of peace. It is also encouraging that Mainers who are active in your foundation are bringing meaningful aid to those most in need of food and water and shelter. Many Maine people offer their thanks.”                   

More than 10 million people have sought inspiration and guidance from Prem Rawat, widely known as Maharaji. His message is now made available in more than 88 countries and 70 languages.

Words of Peace, the weekly television series featuring highlights from Prem Rawat’s message of peace, received the highest award from The Brazilian Association of Community Channels. The president of this association said that the award honored the quality of the message of peace as much as the contribution made by this program to the cause of inner peace in Brazil.

Through The Prem Rawat Foundation, Prem Rawat also spearheads significant humanitarian initiatives. The Foundation provides hot meals, clean water, medical attention, and disaster relief to people in need on four continents. Recently, the Foundation has brought millions of free meals to people in need in Indonesia, Sri Lanka, India, Pakistan, Niger, Côte d’Ivoire, Guatemala, Mexico, Grenada, and the U.S. and has made significant grants to effective relief organizations such as the United Nations World Food Programme.

Prem Rawat Receives Humanitarian Award at the United Nations in New York

New York, NY, April 21, 2006  — Prem Rawat delivered the keynote address at a special event held at the United Nations Headquarters in New York in honor of the support provided by The Prem Rawat Foundation to the United Nations Development Programme’s Community Water Initiative in Ghana and The National Council of Women of the United States’ Water Well Project in Ghana.

The event, called “Water for Humanity and Peace,” was attended by distinguished representatives of the United Nations in New York, as well as by government and civic leaders from the New York area. 

Prem Rawat, widely known as Maharaji, presented on behalf of his Foundation a significant contribution for the Water Governance Programme in Ghana to Terence Jones, Director of the UN Capacity Development Group. He also presented a contribution to Mary Singletary, President of the National Council of Women of the United States.      

These contributions will provide clean drinking water and sanitation for thousands of men, women, and children in villages in Ghana. New electric wells will be installed, allowing villagers to get clean underground water rather than have to walk miles for contaminated river water.

Thanking Prem Rawat, Terence Jones said: “What, indeed, is fundamental to our work these days is not only to deliver those human rights, but to do so in a manner which contributes to sustainable peace and development. So, therefore, let me join others in thanking Prem Rawat and his colleagues at the Foundation for this generous contribution to forwarding the program for clean water in the remote areas of Ghana. On behalf of the United Nations Development Programme and my colleagues here today, especially, thank you again for bringing so much joy and peace to so many people in this world.”                   

Presenting the Distinguished International Humanitarian Achievement Award to Prem Rawat, Mary Singletary said: “We are very, very appreciative of this gift and want to thank all of the contributors, the Board, and of course Prem Rawat, on behalf of the women, the babies, the children, and families who will have a healthier life due to your humanitarian generosity. With this gift from The Prem Rawat Foundation, we will be able to install more wells and make it possible for thousands of villagers in Ghana to drink clean water.”

“This award is given to you, Prem Rawat,” she said, “in recognition of outstanding leadership, profound commitment, and exceptional contributions to the quality of life for women, children, and families, and for the inspirational global influence of your message: peace comes when we begin to look within. We thank you for your humanitarian efforts and your financial support of the Water Well Initiative in Ghana, West Africa.”

The National Council of Women is the oldest, non-sectarian volunteer organization of women in America. It was founded in 1888, but its roots began in the antislavery movement, and its founders include Susan B. Anthony, whose likeness appears on the American silver dollar, and Clara Barton, who founded the American Red Cross. The National Council of Women is a United Nations NGO with consultative status, the highest status a non-governmental organization can achieve within the UN.

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The Prem Rawat Foundation Expands Aid Efforts in Indonesia

The Prem Rawat Foundation is expanding disaster-relief aid to the victims of a series of earthquakes and the tsunami that hit Java between May and July this year. Dr. Michael Ricos, one of the disaster-relief managers, visited a village and expressed his gratitude saying: “My hands were firmly grasped by an elderly lady with tears in her eyes and a smile that said it all.”
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Prem Rawat Welcomed by Malaysia's Chinese Community

Prem Rawat delivered in Kuala Lumpur the keynote address at an event held at the Grand Hall of the Malay Chinese Association for members of the Malaysian Chinese community. He addressed university officials, faculty, and students, as well as government, civic, and business leaders from the Chinese community. He emphasized that everyone must find peace for himself first before helping to bring peace to the world.
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Prem Rawat Foundation Helps Victims Recover from Earthquake in Java

After repeated earthquakes and a tsunami hit Java, Indonesia, The Prem Rawat Foundation gave a grant to the Indonesian Development of Education and Permaculture (IDEP) Foundation to feed 900 people for three weeks. The coordinator of the Disaster Management Department, Dr. Ricos, said that the people in villages benefiting from this grant are “difficult to access and are not being targeted by other relief organizations.”
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The Prem Rawat Foundation Helps Rebuild Homes and Lives in Mexico

For the second time this year, The Prem Rawat Foundation has donated construction materials to provide replacement roofing for homes in the Cancun area devastated by Hurricane Wilma, bringing the total assistance there to 600 roofs for more than 3,000 people. Armando Garcia España, a recipient, said, “This help comes at the perfect time for me and my family, especially since the rainy season has begun again.”
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Prem Rawat Delivers Keynote Address at Rotary International Convention

On June 9, at the Pre-Convention Meeting held by Rotaract, he addressed delegates from 45 countries in Malmo, Sweden. Rotaract is a Rotary-sponsored service club for professionals, usually community based or university based. Prem Rawat said, “Within you is an infinite ocean of peace. Within you is an infinite ocean of joy. Within you is an infinite ocean of the potential to succeed—the ocean of success.”
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The Prem Rawat Foundation Brings Food Aid to the Philippines

After a massive landslide in the eastern Philippines, The Prem Rawat Foundation made a generous donation to the Philippine National Red Cross (PNRC) to provide nutritious food packs for 190 families for two months.
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The Prem Rawat Foundation Provides Food Aid to Earthquake Survivors in Indonesia

After a magnitude 6.3 earthquake struck the island of Java in Indonesia and displaced over 200,000 people, The Prem Rawat Foundation partnered with the UN World Food Programme’s relief operations in Indonesia to provide emergency food aid to survivors.
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The Prem Rawat Foundation Holds Successful Eye Clinic in India

The Prem Rawat Foundation recently sponsored a two-day free vision clinic in a remote tribal area in Jharkhand, in northern India, where certified optometrists and ophthalmologists donated their time and expertise to help some of the poorest in India. Nearly 2,000 consultations were completed. This was the fourth vision clinic held by the Foundation in the last two years.
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Sky TV (Eurobird) Brings Maharaji’s “Words of Peace” into Homes across UK in over 30 Countries in Europe

“Words of Peace,” a half-hour award-winning series which features Maharaji’s message of peace, is now being broadcast every day on Sky TV’s open access channel, allowing this program to reach homes in the UK and over 30 countries in Western and Central Europe. Gordon Richards, who helped launch the project, said, “The potential for bringing this message to so many people is phenomenal.”
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Prem Rawat Brings Message of Hope to Prisoners in New Delhi, India

Responding to an invitation from the superintendent of one of the jails in the Tihar Prison complex near New Delhi, Prem Rawat recently addressed an audience of 1,000 prisoners, prison officials and staff. Many prisoners had been watching videos of Prem Rawat’s adressess for almost two years. The superintendent called Prem Rawat’s message a “ray of hope to the prisoners.”

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Center to discover Maharaji's message opens in Argentina

A center called “Inspira” has opened in Buenos Aires, where Argentineans can come and discover Maharaji’s message. One visitor said, “I always enjoy coming here. This is a beautiful place, ideally located in the middle of the city.”
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