Financial records of three accounts linked to the "Good Deeds Foundation" reveal approximately 1.8 billion baht in turnover over two years, with a current balance of 34 million baht.
On 6 Nov 2026 GMT+7, reports on three bank accounts of the Good Deeds Foundation showed nearly 1.8 billion baht circulated, leaving about 34 million baht in the accounts. The three accounts are as follows:
Account 1: Account named “Good Deeds Organization by Ms. Panadda Wongpudi.”
Account 2: Account named “Good Deeds Foundation,” opened on 27 Jul 2024 GMT+7.
Account 3: Account named “Fundraising for Building the Good Deeds Foundation by Ms. Panadda Wongpudi,” opened on 28 Oct 2024 GMT+7.
A review of account balances from 1 Jan 2024 to 30 Oct 2026 found total deposits across the three accounts of 910,786,686.38 baht, broken down as follows:
Total withdrawals summed to 876,763,453.85 baht, divided as follows:
The combined remaining balance across the three accounts is 34,205,342.52 baht, distributed as:
Meanwhile, Ms. Angun, the foundation’s treasurer, confirmed receiving transfers from the "Good Deeds Organization by Ms. Panadda Wongpudi" account. Records show 1,600,000 baht transferred in 2024 and 14,649,591 baht in 2025. Thus, over these two years, 16,249,591 baht was transferred from that account to Angun’s personal account for foundation activities.
Addressing public curiosity about her work, Angun explained she sells dried orange slices and mango snacks produced with the help of her family and community, marketed online. Daily sales reach about 500-600 kilograms. She has consistently filed taxes, and her lawyer clarified that in 2026, Angun earned over 3 million baht from these sales, with tax returns submitted to the Revenue Department.
Regarding the 500,000 baht donation to a hospital, Angun explained she had been critically ill and survived. With the opportunity now, she wanted to make merit by helping extend the lives of other patients.