AFLAC was formed in 1995 with the purpose of alleviating poverty in Sri Lanka. It is modeled on the belief that every person can do something to help another, irrespective of class, wealth and status. Founded upon the quote 'It is better by far to light one solitary candle than to curse the darkness' AFLAC believes that everyone has the capacity to light a candle, be it large or small, which will shed some light on someone else's darkness. As such, we function as a link between your act of generosity and someone else's need.

Our vision is to make rural Sri Lanka as technologically advanced as
any metropolis whilst retaining its culture and sense of community.

Karuna Trust is kindness in action. It is a voluntary organization dedicated for improving the living standards of materially poor people in Sri Lanka.

Lak Daruwo network has been initiated for the sole purpose of guiding and helping rural Sri Lankan children realize their potential, retain their religious and cultural values, and eventually serve Sri Lanka as well-qualified and developed people.

This web site shows how much effort the youth and the children of a rural setting have taken to overcome the problems they face. We are from the village called Hingurukaduwa, which is situated in the Moneragala District in Sri Lanka

A nonprofit, volunteer organization run by Sri Lankan students, teachers and professionals living around the globe. Our primary mission is to enhance educational opportunities in Sri Lanka by increasing the accessibility of information technology to its students.

From the website:

The children who have found a home in Little Smile Koslanda are not necessarily orphans in the usual sense. But even if one or both parents are still alive, all the children faced serious harm or even death as a result of poverty which was worse than we can imagine.

There are additional criteria which must be met if a child is to be taken in.

In Little Smile Koslanda we are not only concerned with giving the children food, safety and a roof over their heads. By giving each child individual support and education we want to ensure that they have good opportunities in the future. We therefore favoured a few children who were gifted but totally destitute.

When Little Smile opened in November 1999 the demands on the new staff would have been too great, if we had started off with only "problem cases".

So now the older boys, Prasadh, Madura, Namal and Ajilan, and the older girls, Teena, Gimsha, and Chandrika, help the younger ones, many of whom have been traumatised and are in poor health, to find their feet.

We have ALL learnt a lot. It has not always been easy. We had to dismiss one of the child care workers because she was more interested in what she could get for herself than in the welfare of the children.

People's Promise Foundation, Inc. is a non-profit organization that is committed to restoring hope for those affected by the Tsunami and other natural disasters by rebuilding homes and schools.

Join the Sri Lankan Cricket Team in their “Mission of Hope” & bring a smile into the lives of those plagued by cancer. The Hope Cancer Hospital will be built within the premises of the Maharagama Cancer Hospital & offer all cancer patients the opportunity to receive curative treatment in a more modern & friendly environment.

Help a child of a hero who fought for you and me.

Sarvodaya, Sri Lanka’s biggest charity, is dedicated to making a positive difference to the lives of rural Sri Lankans. Our grassroots movement now reaches 15,000 villages in 34 districts with 1,500 staff throughout Sri Lanka.

United Sri Lanka, Inc, USLINC is a non-profit, non-stock-corporation organized exclusively to promote educational, cultural, social, and charitable activities which primarily benefit Sri Lankans wherever they live, regardless of religion, ethnicity, political or other social affiliations.

A Group dedicated to lessen poverty and hunger in Sri Lanka through working with credible grass-root organizations.