Buddhist Almsgiving is a rich tradition that dates back to the time of Lord Buddha. Commonly referred to as Dana, offering food to the monks is considered to be a very noble and meritorious act. Theravada Buddhist monks offer teachings, guidance, and numerous other religious services without any form of compensation. Dana is our way of showing gratitude and support to the monks who engage in Dhamma and teach us Dhamma.

You can find a list of items, currently needed for monks and monastery in here.

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