Notes

A very different type of company

We are charitable organization based in Southeast Asia; we would rather remain anonymous this time although we have nothing negative to say about the group called Axis Capital based in London. They seem to do all sort of things.

This is what they say on their website, http://www.axis-capital.co.uk/,

“We are a Commercial Finance House with over 30 years of experience in the marketplace. Helping Charities and Churches including Mosques, Temples, and Shrines to raise funds to purchase their own premises for worship, refinance existing building for worship, or assist them with funds to develop their own premises from scratch. Likewise, we extend assistance to Individuals and Businesses who wish to increase their capital investments. We also offer Pension Cash Release Services, Foreign Exchange Trading, and Invoice & Rent Auction on behalf of our various Investors.”

It seemed so diversified; we found it a bit too much.

However, based in Southeast Asia, we were looking for assistance in building a Buddhist shrine in Thailand and small mosque/school for girls.

The reason why we have not named our charity is because we are still receiving logistical advice from this group Axis Capital, London.

They have been very helpful so far and don’t seem like scam artists, in fact very opposite. Nothing but helpful and full of knowledge. I am hopeful that our charity’s hopes will come to fruition in the next year or so.

This subject of shrines and mosques are a difficult subject in any part of the world, never mind a mixed cultural country like Indonesia i.e. from Jakarta to Bali.

We are also interested in charitable foundations all over Southeast Asia, especially to help the poor and disenfranchised people in this region.

We have no religious affiliations including Christianity, Islam, Hindu, or Judaism. We are totally secular charity. Thank you for reading this.