Supporting Charities in Thailand and the Region


Who We Are - Giving Back Association is a not-for-profit organization, registered as NGO number 5374/2557 on December 22, 2014 in Thailand, with the purpose of supporting charities in Thailand and the Region.  We help individual and corporate donors to find information on charities and foundations in the Greater Mekong region that most fit their philanthropic goals as well as information on their governance, financial efficiency and transparency.

 

   We aim to bring together in one location, information regarding all of the charities and non-profit groups that are non-political and not solely for religious purposes, that operate in Thailand, Myanmar, Laos and Cambodia. We aim to make it easy for you to find useful information on charities or non-profit groups that you would like to support.  The more information available to the public on the charities, the more confident and informed donors can be in supporting them,  increasing the overall support for well-run charities and non-profits.

 

      As a donor may not be sure of how efficient and effective charities are in using the donated funds, we conduct charity visits to see their operations and discuss the details of their governance and financial efficiency with the management of the charities. We then publish detailed reviews and rate them on a 1-5 star basis.

 

  We encourage all corporations and individuals to give back to their communities.   There are a large number of charities and non profit groups in the community which perform outstanding social work.   The persons managing these charities do so out of their own social commitment and often with no or little financial reward.   Their reward is in their heart, which is the reward of helping others less fortunate than ourselves. They need our help. 

 

We hope you will find our website useful and informative.  

 


Why Giving Makes You Wealthier


Have you ever heard the saying, "The more you give, the more you get" ? It sound like something your father might say, but according to economist Arthur C. Brooks and some fascinating new research, It's actually true. Yes, giving to charity can make you richer - not just in "feel-good" way, in actual dollars.

 

https://www.lifeusa.org/post/why-giving-makes-you-wealthier

 

Scientific Studies Prove Charitable People Become Wealthier and More Productive

 

Many people believe charity reduces their wealth. But research from Harvard Business School, the American Enterprise Institute, and several leading universities proves otherwise - people who give regularly actually become wealthier, happier, and more productive in their careers.

 

https://mahersaham.com/blogs/charity-giving-makes-you-wealthier-scientific-studies

 

 

                                                                                                                                                                                                                 How the brain produces dopamine and oxytocin when you   

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4.2 billion people gave money, time, or helped someone they didn’t know in 2022 THAT’S 72% OF THE WORLD’S ADULT POPULATION

4.2 billion people gave money, time, or helped someone they didn’t know in 2022 THAT’S 72% OF THE WORLD’S ADULT POPULATION

https://www.cafonline.org/docs/default-source/updated-pdfs-for-the-new-website/world-giving-index-2023.pdf

 

The World Giving Index - published by the Charities Aid foundation - used Gallup surveys of 195,000 people in 153 nations, and asked people whether they had given money to charity or volunteered or helped a stranger in the last month. It also asked respondents to rank how happy they are with life.

The results gave an indication of a "global Big society" with a fifth of the world's population had volunteered, almost a third of the world's population had given money to charity, and 45% of the world's population had been "good samaritans" and helped a stranger.