Bellevision (UAE) contributes Rs.200,000/- towards the education of the needy students


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By Eugene DSouza
 Bellevision Media Network

Udupi, 15 Aug 2014: Bellevision (UAE) in order to promote education among the needy students of the Moodubelle parish right from the primary to higher education contributed Rs. 200,000/- for the academic year 2014-15.

 

According to Mrs. Renita D’Souza Mathias, President of Bellevision(UAE), Rs. 25, 000/- were sent to the Church Aided Higher Primary School, Moodubelle  and Rs.50,000/- were sent to St. Lawrence PU College and High School towards educational help to underprivileged school children.

 

 

In order to provide financial assistance to 8 students belonging to economically backward families seeking higher education, cheques amounting to  Rs. 1,25,000/- were handed over to Rev. Fr. Joswey Fernandes, Parish priest of Moodubelle by the Treasurer of Bellevision (UAE)-Mr. Anil D’Almeida along with Secretary Mrs. Anita D’Souza and founder member  Mr. Tony Sequeira, Godwin D’Souza and Ivan Menezes. Rev. Fr. Joswey Fernandes will be handing over the cheques to the parents of the needy students. Collectively, the total amount contributed by Bellevision (UAE) towards financing education for the year 2014-15 amounts to Rs.200,000/-

 

 

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Citizen, Moodubelle Mon, August-18-2014, 2:20

Dear NRI Parishioner and Naveen(?), if at all you know any one committee member and atleast had a casual conversation once with any one, your comments would have been far different!
Wilfred, Moodubelle Sun, August-17-2014, 11:41
Dear NRI and Naveen, We are running this organization not individually but collective decisions and with certain rules and regulations. All such applications are verified by parish priest as he knows all families back ground and he is our religious head, upon that we discuss in committee meeting and approve. Any individual like to donate they are most welcome to do so without parish priest.As a organization this is our decision If you all want to take your suggestions you are free to join BV as committee member and spend some time and we can think to take your suggestion
Naveen, Moodubelle Sun, August-17-2014, 6:19

I agree with NRI parishner. If we want to help then we can help directly not by troubling priest. So the job can be done easily!! Now you donated Rs. 200,000 but are you sure that money will reach one who really needed? If it will go by the influence of some committee members then the help of priest can be taken to identify the most deserving students. Any ways you guys did a great job but next time just think about it before only.
Ronald Sabi, Moodubelle Sun, August-17-2014, 6:01
Dear NRI Parishioner, it is better if someone takes initiative? Even retired people has no free time to hang around to spend time and to create a meeting point! Looks easy, but hard to make it in practice! I believe this concept and set up was attempted and tested for few years in the past(BV Office with seating arrangement and phone...how many NRI s spent time and how many supported this initiative!) In this modern world every one has contact numbers of each other and hardly any one spends lot of time in bus stand...Even if they do...busy with phone and deep into internet!!!
N,R,I. Parishioner, Moodubelle Sun, August-17-2014, 2:33
First of all my sincere thanks to B/V President Dubai for his honest answer AS per Mr Parishioner suggestion what he said absolutely right There is no need to judge the priest what he do or not He is a busy person he is having lot responsibility plus he gets lot of blessing from the public as well as God The funds you collected its your hard work you B/V members senior or junior should deserve the blessings not others! Dear president why cant you people open B/V outlet at Moodubelle is it expensive why? I saw there is some retired, senior founder of B/V are capable of handling your charitable work and you will get clear picture who is the needy person at Belle I heard there is some kind hearted sponsor willing to give shop for your charity work plus you people can create meeting point for the N.R.I when come for the parish for yearly visits instead of standing in the bus stand?
Parishioner, Moodubelle Sun, August-17-2014, 11:00
@President - Belle Vision, pls break those custom and go as per the present situation.
President - Belle Vision, Moodubelle / Sharjah Sat, August-16-2014, 4:04
This question never raised in any AGM or any committee member thought of this brilliant idea for past 13 years. Thank you Mr or Ms NRI parishioner for your concern. For past several years as a custom we only accept the applications recommended by the parish priest so I don t see any wrong in disbursing the funds thru him.
N.R.I. Parishioner, Moodubelle Sat, August-16-2014, 2:38
Why cant B/V member personally hand over money to the parents of the needy student? Is it we need to depend others to do this job!! Please i need a explanation from the President of B/V Dubai?
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