The formation of MBCS was mooted in 1997 with very Noble Aims- both for Buddhists to earn a living through right livelihood and the benefits of doing Dana to Buddhist and the needy at large. 1. To encourage and support Buddhists to carry out socio-economic activities based on the Buddhist Principles of Right Livelihood. To this end we have planned such projects as Buddhist funeral services, elder care, 2. To encourage savings, co-operation and mutual help among members. Projects in mind are: arranging discount of essential goods and service for members, encourage members to purchase from Buddhist members 3. To promote faith and right understanding of the Buddha’s teaching such as organising pilgrimage tours to India, places of Buddhist interest both local and oversea, such as Thailand, Myanmar, China, Sri Lanka, Cambodia, Vietnam etc As a Buddhist organization, it is very important to be mindful that any business venture should be in line with Right Livelihood taught by the Buddha. Five kinds of trade forbidden are trade in arms, meat, poison, human beings and intoxicant MBCS shall apply Buddhist values and ethics to work harmoniously with wholesome motives and right purpose for the good of all