25 years celebration of SpaandanB

BUILDING A BETTER BANGLADESH SPAANDANB’s

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EDITORIAL

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- Marufa Kaniz (Peea), President, SpaandanB, US

Avgiv ¯ú›`bwe ! We are SpaandanB!

“A li�le help goes a long way.” A li�le of your help has mul�plied, grown, and touched millions of lives in Bangladesh and locally in the San Francisco Bay Area over the last 25 years!

Now, at the start of our 25th year, we would like to take a moment to express our sincere acknowledgment and gra�tude:

To the resilient communi�es we serve – you are our true heroes

To the dedicated donors like you – with your tremendous, unwavering support we have helped millions in need

To all our partner organiza�ons in Bangladesh and the United States – we have been able to make big impacts with our limited resources due to our immensely valuable collabora�on

To the Bangladesh Oﬃce, Advisory Commi�ee, and volunteers – with your dedica�on and sincerity we have been able to build trustworthy infrastructure for expatriate Bangladeshis to make an impact in Bangladesh

To the Execu�ve and Advisory Commi�ee members in the United States – we thank you for selﬂessly dedica�ng your �me, eﬀort, and commitment

To our local youth volunteers – your acts of kindness when giving back to your local community inspire us all

Over the past 25 years, we have been moved every single day by the con�nuing support and belief in our mission from all of Spaandan donors, well-wishers, and supporters.

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“United, we transcend barriers in order to create just and equitable access to education and health for disadvantaged people in Bangladesh, and to give expatriate Bangaldeshis an accessible and trustworthy platform to give back to our motherland.”

We see 2023 as the year of reﬂec�on, renewal, and recommi�ng to our core values. United, we transcend barriers in order to create just and equitable access to educa�on and health for disadvantaged people in Bangladesh, and to give expatriate Bangaldeshis an accessible and trustworthy pla�orm to give back to our motherland.

The needs of the underprivileged popula�on in Bangladesh are enormous. Due to our limited resources, we face different challenges every year, but our goal is to u�lize these resources efficiently and effec�vely to make a li�le help truly go a long way. We believe with all of your support we can achieve this dream together, and we won’t leave any of our currently supported students and beneficiaries behind.

This is our everlas�ng commitment.

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-Prof. Dr. Amena Begum, Country Director, SpaandanB Bangladesh Oﬃce

SpaandanB is a non-proﬁt organiza�on that started in 1998 with a dona�on of $150 for burn vic�ms admi�ed in DMCH by a small group of expatriates living in California Bay Area, USA. Over the years, it has grown to encompass a variety of projects in the ﬁelds of educa�on, health, and poverty allevia�on in both urban and rural areas.

One of the organiza�on's ﬁrst projects was the Rural Talent Advancement Program (RTAP), which began in 2004 and involved selec�ng secondary school students for scholarships. Since then, SpaandanB has expanded to include educa�on assistance programs, the establishment of schools for economically disadvantaged popula�ons, and support for health ini�a�ves like the Badhan-Blood Dona�on program and Trauma Link program.

SpaandanB also supports poverty allevia�on programs like Jesmin's vermicompost project and the Nokshi Katha project, which employ rural housewives and promote ﬁnancial solvency. The organiza�on also manages around 20 educa�on scholarship programs.

SpaandanB has grown signiﬁcantly over the years, and its success can be a�ributed to the �reless eﬀorts of its members to raise funds and support their various projects. Despite being located thousands of miles away from the communi�es they serve, SpaandanB's impact on the lives of those they work with is both sa�sfying and encouraging.

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"From a small donation to a large impact, SpaandanB's journey is a story of hope and transformation."

“When I came to San Francisco Bay Area in 1997 there were no Bangladeshi nonprofit organizations, so there was a vacuum; by founding a nonprofit, SpaandanB filled that vacancy and soon started winning local Bangladeshi’s heart”.

I would like to congratulate all members and donors of SpaandanB on their celebra�on of silver jubilee. Being one of the three who thought of founding this organiza�on with their USA expatriate friends in early 1998 I feel blessed and fortunate.

The name SpaandanB, was my brainchild, spondon in Bangla means vibra�on or bea�ng usually of our heart, came in my mind from the thought that our hearts would always vibrate with patrio�sm. The last le�er, Capital B, is for Bangladesh.

The name SpaandanB, was my brainchild, spondon in Bangla means vibra�on or bea�ng usually of our heart, came in my mind from the thought that our hearts would always vibrate with patrio�sm. The last le�er, Capital B, is for Bangladesh. When Sultana Begum, one of my batchmates from BUET, and I started the idea of forming a USA nonprofit we also brought a third friend, Mohiuddin Mazumder, who would break the �e in case of any impasse or deadlock during a decision making process. Soon I was fortunate to get consent from two more friends, Iqbal Yusuf and Mustafiz Rahman, to join us in the core team of SpaandanB. When I came to San Francisco Bay Area in 1997 there were no Bangladeshi nonprofit organiza�ons, so there was a vacuum; by founding a nonprofit, SpaandanB filled that vacancy and soon started winning local Bangladeshi’s heart. Sultana, and I opened our first bank account at Na�onal Semiconductor Credit Union as both of us were working at Na�onal Semiconductor by deposi�ng $150. Sultana and I contributed $50 each and another $50 came from Flora Apa, sister-in-law of Sultana, from Gainesville, Florida.

While I was looking for ways to register SpaandanB with Internal Revenue Service (IRS) as a US 501 (c) (3) nonproﬁt, Sultana came up with SpaandanB’s ﬁrst project to support few students with $10/month, to help them con�nue their elementary school through another Bangladeshi NGO called SUS (Samaj Unnoyan Sangstha) headed by Prof. Sultana Zaman.

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-Dr. Abu Hena M. Kamal, Founding Member, SpaandanB

The second project was to support Bangladesh Pro�bondhi (disabled) Founda�on, third was to support a Bogra-based rural NGO called CEMPAR for its Poultry and Livestock project in Sherpur Upozila. I think the fourth project was to help Dhaka Medical College Burn Unit to setup its first OT and also give about $5K/year to poor burned pa�ents to purchase dressing accessories, ointment, and medicines through Dr. S L Sen, the head of Dhaka Medical College Burn Unit back in 1999. The first public fundraising of SpaandanB was in 1998 Ramadan held at Cuper�no Senior Ci�zen center and we were able to raise about $25K. By 2003 SpaandanB undertook about 15 small projects in the field of educa�on, health and socioeconomic development with a yearly budget not more than $50K.

As you all know it is not easy to ask others to contribute for a cause that they are not passionate about. In SpaandanB’s infancy, we did not have track record that we could sell to donors. I s�ll remember in the early days I used to talk about ac�vi�es, mission and vision of SpanndanB at events of Bay Area Bangladeshi Associa�on (BABA), when other members were s�ll not spontaneous. However, I had strong hope about SpaandanB’s growth and acceptance by others. At least for me I think, one event helped me to steer the new organiza�on. My second drama “deshe ﬁre cholo.com” staged in 2000 was an astounding success and got A+ review from a crowd of 500+. This success helped me to get acceptance in greater and bigger Bay Area Community. I leveraged this success to win the heart of the local community for SpaandanB. One day I told my team that there would be �me when others will feel proud to be an execu�ve member of the organiza�on; based on the reality today I feel I was not wrong.

In 2003-2004 I came to know Dr. Imdad Khan and his wife Mrs. Sitara Khan closely. Dr. Khan was known to be a great local philanthropist but his contribu�on for any Bangladeshi cause was not commensurate to his wealth and giving record. Dr. Khan founded a private founda�on, The Khan Family Founda�on, in 2003. My in�macy with Imdad uncle and Sitara Aunty brought posi�ve outcome for Bangladeshi students. SpaandanB was trusted to launch a $120K/year scholarship program in Bangladesh for undergraduate students to pursue Engineering, Science and Medicine. This scholarship project originally proposed as “The Khan Family Founda�on Scholarship” by Dr. Khan was named “Imdad-Sitara Khan Scholarship (ISKS)” by me. It would be unfair if I don’t men�on the contribu�on of two persons, Prof. Dr. Humayun Kabir, former Dean of Zoology Dept. Dhaka University, and Prof. Dr. Mohammad Ali Choudhury, of BUET Electrical Engineering Dept. Both of them accepted my invita�on to serve as the vice chairman of the ISKS steering commi�ee in Bangladesh.

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SPAANDANB’s

A�er the demise of Dr. Manan, the ﬁrst chairman of ISKS commi�ee, Prof. Kabir assumed the posi�on of the chairman and Prof. Choudhury the vice chairman. Prof. Choudhury served as the vice chairman of ISKS commi�ee since incep�on through 2018, un�l his death. Also I would like to remember Dr. Steven Guest, a US nephrologist, who became one of my close friends, who contributed a lot to promote ISKS in Bangladesh in its early days. This project I believe helped SpaandanB to increase its execu�on capacity and take more projects with bigger budget. Dr. Khan became terminally sick in 2005 and in June 2006 he le� us for his heavenly journey. I used to see him almost every other day when he was in Kaiser Permanente Hospital, Santa Clara, almost for a year. I would like to pay our profound gra�tude to these noble persons.

SpaandanB came a long way to flourish in 25 years and has become possibly one of the best nonprofit organiza�ons founded in USA by expatriate Bangladeshis since 1971. It is not easy for any nonprofit organiza�on to survive and keep the momentum of growth for years. We got tremendous support from our be�er halves some of whom also joined as ac�ve members. Personally, I got uncondi�onal support from my wife, Shamima Shimu; without her support I think I would not be able contribute much to humanitarian and social work. To create any nonprofit organiza�on, it requires selfless dedica�on and sacrifice from all members of a family, they have to spare voluntary �me from their busy and hec�c schedule. Ishmam, my elder son, and other kids of our core team made big sacrifice for SpaandanB, so I would like to extend my hear�elt thanks to all these kids who are all grown up now. Ishmam is 25 years old now, same age as of SpaandanB.

I was ac�vely involved with SpaandanB un�l 2014, and s�ll feel proud of its every accomplishment and success. Today, it is run by leaders I know who are really honest, selﬂess and passionate to give back to have-nots and underprivileged.

I wish SpaandanB every success and hope it will celebrate its golden jubilee when probably lot of us will be very old if s�ll alive. I fervently pray that it will be an organiza�on which will be synonym for selﬂessness, honesty, humanity and for spirit to pay back to roots in a tangible and profound way.

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SPAANDANB’s

“ I am indebted to my late parents' sacriﬁces. They are the inspiration behind SpaandanB’s humble beginning”

- Sultana Begum, Founding Member, SpaandanB

Alhamdulillah! All praise belongs to Allah.

It gives me immense pleasure to see SpaandanB members pu�ng their utmost eﬀorts every day to provide for the deserving, underserved people of Bangladesh. It is not an easy task to keep the dreams of impoverished children alive with the hurdles that they must overcome in life. SpaandanB helps to overcome these hurdles with compassion and clarity.

Personally, I am indebted to my late parents' sacriﬁces. They are the inspira�on behind SpaandanB’s humble beginning. I come from a family of eight siblings, Alhamdulillah, and my mom’s ever smiling and all-embracing a�tude to accommodate anyone’s need within baba’s honest and limited income inspired me from a young age. Despite our humble sta�on in life, there were always guests residing at our home for their studies or for treatment purposes, and we have seen monthly amount allocated even for distant rela�ves. Due to his job, Baba was constantly moving from one factory to another and we always found ourselves in a new town, in an unknown school with unfamiliar faces, and an uncharted neighborhood. But one thing was constant. We always found both Maa and Baba building safe and joyful communi�es wherever we resided. Whether it was taking part in Gollachut, Shat Charaa with dozens of children in Pakshi’s vast open ﬁeld, star�ng badminton tournaments in Rayer Bazar or founding the Eaglets Cricket Club, Maa and Baba made sure that we always had a sense of community. They simply lived for others, and that is what we have strived to do through SpaandanB.

May Allah accept all our parents in His good pleasure.

I s�ll hear Baba’s voice, coming from the other side of the Paciﬁc Ocean, telling me to return home, but “�ll then, let us build a team here to give our brothers and sisters a li�le push and hope they need”.

I wish nothing but success to SpaandanB members, volunteers and beneﬁciaries, far and abroad, both in this world and herea�er. Ameen.

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GREEN APPLE DAY OF SERVICES

Since 2013, SpaandanB has been sponsoring Green Apple Day event as St. Joseph High School in Dhaka, bringing a global environmental movement to Bangladesh to encourage children to create productive learning environment within their schools by planting trees, writing essays and becoming aware about conservation of resources.

Ini�ated by Audi�ya Community Educa�on Project in 2021, Aynerkotha.com is a plain Bangla language informa�on portal for all Civil Rights issues pertaining to Bangladeshi ci�zens. Quarterly lectures form legal scholars, development of reader friendly informa�on and publica�on of a booklet for Children on cons�tu�onal Rights are few of the achievements in the short span this project has been launched.

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JOURNEY

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Be it the The Baishakhi Mela, The concerts, Walkathons or Arts and Cra�s Sale, SpaandanB fundraisers are always about showcasing the triumphs and resilient beauty of Bangladesh, Bengali culture and people power! From the long �me expatriates to the newest world ci�zen Bangladeshi children, the events are ﬁlled with reminder of a glorious past and promising future.

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SPAANDANB-TRUMALINK PARTNERSHIP: INNOVATION ADDRESSING TRAFFIC INJURIES

TraumaLink was founded in 2013 with the goal of creating a community-based network of volunteer first responders for tra ic injury victims.

The service uses an emergency hotline number and 24-hour call center with local Volunteer First Responders who are trained in basic trauma first aid, given essential medical supplies, and dispatched to crash scenes through mobile phone text message notifications.

TraumaLink began formal operations in November 2014 and now has 916 volunteers, both men and women, operating on 227 km on three major highways in Bangladesh. They have treated 5,000 patients involved in almost 2,700 crashes and have a 100% call response rate. In almost 90% of cases, their Volunteer First Responders are at the crash scene in 5 minutes or less.

Through the generous support of SpaandanB's donors they have already trained and equipped 245 volunteers, both men and women, who are now providing coverage along 62 km of the Dhaka-Cha�ogram Highway from Kotbari Bus Stand, Cumilla to Dhum Ghat Bus Stand, Chagalnaiya, Feni.

Work will soon be underway on the next phase of the project, extending coverage another 22 km to the Nizampur Bazar, Mirsharai Upazila.

TraumaLink recently entered into a formal partnership with the Directorate General of Health Services for the “Development and piloting of scalable model on post-crash response to reduce morbidity and mortality from road tra ic injuries in Bangladesh” through the support of the World Health Organization, Bangladesh.

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Notes from our Founders

Notes from SPB Beneficiaries

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Sultana Apa Kamal Bhai Mohiuddin Bhai

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