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Colliers' worldwide goal was to raise USD 1,000,000 to build 50 homes in Kirinda Village, and master plan the Muslim section of Kirinda so that the inhabitants could live exactly on the same location that they had before which is within close proximity of their mosque, this section of Kirinda, with the exception of one building was completely destroyed by the tsunami. By February 2007 a total of USD 620,000 had been collected, between the period of mid 2007 and early 2011 an additional sum of USD 378,276 has been collected and used towards improvement of the livelihood of the Muslim community within Kirinda.
The following trustees make up the Colliers Kirinda Trust:
| Philip Bay |
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| Philip Bay |
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Work Address
Colliers International
70 Syngrou Ave. & 2 Drakou Str.
Koukaki,
Athens , 117 42
Greece
Home Address
2724 Chain Bridge Road NW,
Washington DC 20016,
USA
+30 210 68 32 440
philip.bay@colliers.com |
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| Samiresh Pradip Jayewardna |
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| Samiresh Pradip Jayewardna |
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66/3 Ward Place
Colombo 7
Sri Lanka
+ 94 722244448
+ 94 773027387
pradipj@suryavahini.com |
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| Edward Charith Goonetilleke |
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| Edward Charith Goonetilleke |
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331, Park Road
Colombo 5
Sri Lanka
+ 94 777489536
+ 94 112489500
charith@lankathermo.com |
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In May 2005, the Colliers USA Foundation was established to provide financial and other support to both domestic and international disaster relief efforts, including general assistance, recovery and redevelopment activities. The Foundation donated USD
400,000
to the Kirinda rebuilding project. For more information about the Colliers USA Foundation, Click here .
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