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  The Pediatric Center at Tambaram is a project supported entirely by private donations from a small circle of contributors. We hope you will consider joining our community of supporters. Of the funds we raise, more than 95% or more goes directly to the pediatric ward at Tambaram Hospital in India. Less than 5% supports our few administrative and fundraising costs in the USA, including this website, mail to our donors, and bank wire-transfer fees. How Much to Donate: Donations of all sizes are welcome, and donations at every level have a real impact in India. (We have received several small donations from children. If your donation is from a child, let us know and we will endeavor to get a direct response to you from the kids at Tambaram, in the form of a drawing or picture). A donation of $135 will support the entire program for a week in 2008. How to Donate: The nonprofit Sahaya International maintains the account from which activities at Tambaram are funded. Mail donations to: Sahaya International c/o Koen Van Rompay 2949 Portage Bay Avenue # 195 Davis, CA 95616 Make checks payable to Sahaya International Please indicate that your donation is for The Pediatric Center at Tambaram, because Sahaya coordinates several projects. Sahaya International is a 501(c)3 non-profit and all donations are tax-deductible. All donors will be mailed a tax receipt. If your employer offers a matching program, please take advantage of it to double your donation! Contact Koen van Rompay at Sahaya if you would like to donate online using PayPal. kkvanrompay at ucdavis.edu You privacy is important to us. We do not sell or trade donor addresses, and do not publicize our donor list in any way. All images on this site are copyright and may not be reproduced without permission. In some cases the faces of people in pictures on this site are intentionally obscured. In other cases, we have received spoken or written permission to use their image for outreach and fundraising purposes. We are extremely grateful to the many institutions who have supported this program from its earliest conception, including the University of Washington, Center for Health Education and Research, The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention-India GAP Office, I-TECH, Hope Foundation, Sahaya International, and especially the staff and administration of Tambaram Sanatorium. |
