How much rice funding came from temple sources versus public donations?

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Temple Funds and Public Donations for Rice Distribution

The Miri Hwa Kwang Buddhist Temple's recent charity rice distribution involved a total of 1,200 bags of 10kg rice. Of this total, 600 bags were purchased using the temple's own funds, while the remaining 600 bags were generously donated by members of the public.
Rice Purchased with Temple Funds

The temple allocated 600 bags of 10kg rice, funded entirely from its own financial resources, to support the distribution programme. This allocation represents half of the total rice distributed.
Public Donations for Rice

An equal amount, 600 bags of 10kg rice, was contributed by the public through donations. These contributions supplemented the temple's own funding to reach the total of 1,200 bags.
Programme's Annual Distribution

This year's distribution saw a doubling of the rice quantity compared to previous years, which typically involved distributing around 600 packets of 10kg rice annually. The programme has been ongoing since 2020, initiated by the late Master Phang Soon Tong.

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