Charity Warehouse Caught Dumping Donated Goods
Reporters discovered a warehouse linked to the Good Deed Organization Foundation in Pathum Thani where donated goods including water, diapers, flour, mattresses, and clothing were dumped like trash. The property was purchased by the husband of the foundation's founder, and locals say donation vehicles were active during recent southern floods. Authorities may investigate potential mismanagement of charitable donations.
Shocking footage reveals a warehouse belonging to the Good Deed Organization Foundation where donated items were discarded like garbage. It was disclosed that Got Atip brought his mother to live on the property, with his younger brother looking after her.
On November 4, 2026, reporters inspected the warehouse of the Good Deed Organization Foundation belonging to Ms. Panadda Wongphudi, aka Boom Panadda. The 20-rai property is located in Soi Suan Phak, Village 6, Bueng Kham Subdistrict, Nong Suea District, Pathum Thani Province. The land is divided into two plots: one with a donation warehouse and living quarters under construction, and another still an orchard with no structures.
While inspecting the adjacent warehouse, no one was inside. However, reporters were stunned to discover a large amount of donated goods — drinking water, Pamper's diapers, flour, mattresses, and clothing — dumped like garbage in tents beside the storage building.
Mrs. A, a resident near the warehouse, said the original landowner was her relative who died long ago. The children later divided and sold the land. The plot now used as the foundation's warehouse was purchased by Got, husband of Boom Panadda, about two years ago, though she does not know from whom.
Initially, after Got bought the land, he placed a knock-down house and moved his mother in, along with his younger brother and family to care for the elderly, frail woman. Mrs. A visited the mother regularly and brought food to share. She occasionally saw Got when he visited his mother but they never spoke much.
Later, during the Hat Yai District, Songkhla Province floods, goods began arriving for storage. Foundation vehicles moved donations in and out continuously. Regarding the house under construction, Mrs. A said Got was building a new home for his mother to replace the knock-down house. However, after journalists arrived last night, construction workers stopped coming, and Got's mother appears to have been moved out that same night.
Mrs. A never saw Boom at the warehouse or visiting Got's mother, though locals generally know this as Boom's foundation warehouse. She never received any donated goods, and Got's brother, who lives there to care for their mother, does not involve himself in the warehouse operations, focusing only on housekeeping and caregiving.
