Tsunami takes 155,000 lives
1/3rd of the deceased are children!

Tsunami Relief Committee: Bob Balan, Director, Jhayne M. Eddy, Esq. Paul Govindan, Baskar Pandian, Dr. M.R. Pandian

Dear Friends,

Over 230,000 people died in over 14 countries from the Tsunami that swallowed the costal countries bordering the Indian Ocean. Waves up to 15 meters (50 feet) high swallowed children and entire villages causing a global crisis. It was one of the saddest and deadliest natural disasters in recorded history. The 4 countries that were hardest hit were Indonesia, Sri Lanka, India, and Thailand. 1/3rd of the deceased ware children. The Tsunami preyed on the most vulnerable victims, children, women and the elderly - people who could not fend for themselves. To think that the Indian Ocean, my favorite playmate as a child in Madras (Tamil Nadu, India), could cause such devastation saddens me. As a child, I played on the same seashore that thousands of children drowned in this Christmas. Huts made of mud walls and roofs made of palm leaves lined the beaches making the impoverished victims extremely vulnerable to this Tsunami. Those once subject to extreme poverty now died in the Tsunami. My heart seeks to bring relief to the survivors, especially children orphaned by this catastrophe.

The Wealth of Nations Foundation(WON), a nonprofit organization for children, is recognized by the Los Angeles County as a leading agency to reach hurting youth. WON seeks to bring relief to the Indian villages hit by this tidal wave of destruction. Please partner with us by donating. 100% of all donations go to surviving victims. All donations are tax deductible under federal tax id # 74-2985143.

Please make your checks payable to:

The Wealth of Nations Foundation
Tsunami Relief Fund
5429 Cahuenga Blvd
North Hollywood, CA 91601

If you have any questions, please contact:

Our world can’t experience such catastrophic human loss and the collective human soul not grieve the tragedy. But let’s not stop at grieving. Let’s do something about it. Please help! Give and know that you contributed to the recovery process. Once again, thank you for your heart of concern.

From My Heart to Yours,

Jhayne M. Eddy, Esq.
CEO & Founder, Wealth of Nations

In 2006, as a result of our tsunami relief efforts here in the United States, the Wealth of Nations Foundation was able to bring tsunami relief to thousands of orphans in India.

Financial Provision for Tsunami Orphans: Nagamani Hospital and Orphanage received over $10,000 (U.S.) in financial support to assist over 2,000 children who were orphaned by the tsunami in India.

Psychological Trauma Treatment for Tsunami Victims: Wealth of Nations also funded Sneha Foundation, a psychological treatment center providing trauma treatment to tsunami victims in India. Thousands of adults and children were given psychological therapy for the trauma they experience during the tsunami.

School Supplies and Tuition: Wealth of Nations provided a year’s school tuition and school supplies to thousands of children who lived in huts in the fishermen’s villages and who’s homes had been washed away by the giant waves and who’s parents lost their source of livelihoods.

It is our hope to return and bring additional support in the upcoming years.

Tsunami Relief Donors

Many thanks to our generous donors who helped make a difference to the tsunami victims

Corporate Sponsors:
Mattel, Inc., Associate Commodity, Inc., Peyyen International Corp., BJ Plumbing & Home Improvement Contracting, Concord Container Corporation, Kamsin's Collection, Beeji's Business.com, Ic. Dish Accounty, Direct Metals, Inc., Unified Sales and Distribution Inc., Accu Burner, and The ICON

Individual Sponsors:
Manivannan Arumugan, Mark Austin, Mr. & Mrs. Siruvalur Balan, Rajendra Singh Bedi, Mel & Elizabeth Bertrund, Maurice Bertrand, Marguerite Bertrand, Marcel Bertrand, Sherri Branow, Robin Bravo, Peter Chen, Zorro Chen, Palanivelu Chidambaram, Gomathi Chinnayan, Robert & Tammy Cudd, Ronald & Rose Doll, Jhayn Eddy, Lucy Eddy, Siruvalur & Santhi Elango, David Endelman, Chris & Nicole Fulton, Ramesh Gopalakrishnan, Paul & Soundaram Govindan, BenBen & Priscilla Jesudasson,Joseph & Annamma John, Jai Johnson, Shalva & Shashipra Kadambi, Muthsamy & Subbu Kalidasan, Roger Kalidasan, Pam Kalidasan, Rick Kinsey, Dan & Donna Lawson, LaTanya Love, Vanitha & Lakshmi Mahalingam, Virendra & Harshlata Mandalia, Karthikeyan Manickam, Kalyana Kumar Mohan, Ramasamy & Janak Narayanan, Karthikeyan Natarajan, David Ogren, Brenda Oswalt, Uma Palaniappan, M.R. Pandian, M.Ganesa & Lalitha Pandian, Gustavo Perez, Odai Peri, Vel & Dhana Perumal, Anthony Pham, R.A. & K.S. Pilkington, Jay & Indra Ramakrishnan, Rebecca Rees, Devendran Rethinavelu, Nobuyo Saito, Alfred & Joanne Scaglione, Gurpreet & Ranjinder Singh, Gail Small, David Story, Suvedha Thiagaraj, Ramasen & Poonkuzhali Vallinayagam, Siva Velayudhan, Muthupandian Kulenthai Velu, Anandita Verma, W.E. Wankhar, Ganesh & Poornima Siruvalure, Lubia DeLeon, Reganathan & Dhivyardarisini Sundarararajan, Asha Muralidharan, Pramod & Vimal Gad, Murali & Manimegalai Palnisamy, Isaac Duraiswamy, Lloyd & Miriam Maxwell II, Sampath Palaniswamy & Girija Krishnaswamy, Richard & Himadri Stringham, Vinod & Priya Ramakrishnan, Kandasamy & Vidhya Balamurugan, Balamurugan Subramanian & Ponmudi Jegadeesan, Meenakshi & Sundaram Ramakrishnan, Valerie Martinez, Balaji Indiresan, Suresh Hariharan, Ramesh Venugopal, Arnold Richards, Medi Descargar, Steve Fireman, Thomas Robinson, Tom Zeiler, Trena Cosen, John Handy, Heidi Weber, Pamela Peretz, Donna Gillette, Rohan Reddy, Joyce Segawa, Ryan Katayama, Mr.& Mrs. Owen McGuinness, Steed Sun, Angela Alcerro, Mohanan Dass, David Wolfram, Connie Dale, Kara Heermann, Robert Pastel, Jr., Kislap Ongchangco, Jason & Cassandra Kroskrity, Ian Davison, Eric Ostendorff, Jonathan & Dorothy Rodman, Odette Vandenberg, Deirdre Gustavson, Frank Ponton, Aidan & Patricia Plunkett, Sumiko Nakasone, Dan Hu, Michael Tonsing, Jr., Karen Davies, Keith Meggs, Oscar Moreno, Brian Walsh, Benjamin Axt, Sam Baskarapandia, Tara McGrath, Sandeep Reddy, Michael Montalvo, Martin Arriola, Stephanie Chien, Ken Martinez, Kevin Harmon, Cindy Mason, Joe Kavanagh, Frances Lee, Bakakrishnan & Rathna Balamurugan, Odaiyappan Periakaruppan, Norine Cochran, Susan & Manuel Talamantes, Jr., William Rutledge, Kevin Kalenik, Ebenezer & Mythili Pandian, Paul & Sheri Klintworth, Vasanthi & Natrajan Gurunath, Navaratnam Nandakumaran, and Gincy & Stacee Hartin.