Foundation Clarifies Dual Bank Accounts Are Organizational, Not Personal
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The Doing Good Foundation clarified the matter of having two bank accounts, stating the first account was opened before the foundation's establishment and remains in use for convenience and recognition. The foundation confirmed it is certified by members as an organizational account, not a personal one. On October 28, 2026, the Doing Good Foundation's page posted a clarification with attached documents regarding questions about why the foundation has two donation accounts. The clarification stated that the Doing Good Foundation has two publicly announced deposit accounts: one under the name 'Doing Good Organization by Ms. Panadda Wongphudi' (called the first account) and another under 'Doing Good Foundation' (the main account). The foundation explained that the first account was opened before the foundation's registration in 2022, during the period when Ms. Panadda Wongphudi initiated and established the volunteer spirit group using her personal funds as initial capital in the name of Doing Good Organization since around 2014. After the organization was legally registered as the Doing Good Foundation in 2022, the foundation opened a bank account under the name 'Doing Good Foundation' in the same year. Because the first account remained important for the foundation's operations and online transactions, the board resolved to certify the first account as a foundation account. Evidence of this certification appears in the foundation board meeting minutes dated July 25, 2022, agenda item 1, which clearly acknowledged and certified that the first account's deposits and funds are entirely foundation income, with no personal use, and certified it as an account for the foundation's benefit since 2022. This explains why the foundation continues to use both accounts, with many donors still transferring to the first account. Financial aid recipients have long known that funds from the first account are used for assistance due to online transaction convenience. Ms. Panadda, as chairperson, has always confirmed that urgent public need for assistance requires immediate response, which is why both accounts remain active. The foundation maintains accounting systems for both accounts, both serving the charitable purposes of the original Doing Good Organization and the current Doing Good Foundation.