Mahabodhi International Meditation Centre (MIMC) is a great example of one man's vision turning into reality. Venerable Bhikkhu Sanghasena established the Mahabodhi International Meditation Center in 1986 to offer both spiritual instructions as well as desperately needed humanitarian services to impoverished people in the remote land of Ladakh.

Mahabodhi Society is a charitable organization established in 1956 by Most Venerable Acharya Buddharakkhita with sole objective of reviving the precious teachings of the Buddha in the land of its origin, India. Mahabodhi society Bangalore is dedicated for the welfare and happiness of people irrespective of religion, race, color or sex. Since its very inception the Society has been actively engaged in rendering various spiritual and humanitarian services. Today, with the able guidance and leadership of Venerable Acharya Buddharakkhita, the Society has expanded its activities in different parts of India and Abroad with the message of compassion. The society has established monasteries for monks and nuns, Hospitals, Meditation centers, Educational institutions and published about a hundred Dhamma books benefiting thousands of people around the globe.

Migadawon Myanmar Temple is among the earliest Buddhist Temples established at "Migadava" (the Deer Park) in modern day Saranath, Varanasi, India. The Temple was founded in February, 1908.

Functioning in the city of Bombay (Mumbai) for the last 20 years. It works for social, educational and cultural upliftment and development of the under privileged.  

VRI was established in 1985 to conduct research into the sources and applications of Vipassana Meditation. It's next to the Vipassana International Academy (VIA), known as Dhamma Giri ("Hill of Dharma"), located in Igatpuri, about 136km from Mumbai (Bombay).

Buddhist hermitage. The website presents books on Dhamma, Vinaya and Pali language.

Nibbinda Forest Monastery is a forest monastery located on top of a hill in Balik Pulau. Surrounded by mountains and facing the sea, the beautiful yet serene place is an ideal spot for the monks to cultivate disgust with worldly life. A small town with simple folks living at the foot of the hill makes the monastery more suitable to establish as the pure land in this world.

In the early of 2009, Nibbinda Forest Monastery was officially offered to The Most Venerable Pa Auk Tawya Sayadaw and thus the monastery was named by him. The meaning of “nibbinda” is “disgust with worldly life”. By leaving the hustle and bustle of the worldly life, the monks will be able to learn and practise Buddha’s teachings such as pariyatti, patipatti and pativeda in a comfortable environment.

In an unassuming village in the town of Kuching in East Malaysia, a group of truth seekers gather together and form a community for mutual support in the learning and practicing of Dhamma. Among them are some Malaysians, Singaporeans, Mainland Chinese, Taiwanese, and American. Although they come from different countries, background, and culture, they share a common goal – to seek self-purification.In order to realise this supreme vision, they dedicate all their time, energy, and life to the Triple Gems – the Buddha, Dhamma, and Sangha. They have grown into a Sangha of substantial size. The Sangha is a breath of fresh air in this small, humble town of Xin San Tu.

Nalanda Buddhist Society is a leading Buddhist establishment in Malaysia. Established in early 2003, Nalanda aims to be a centre of excellence for Buddhist education, development and propagation.A non-profit, service-oriented organization, Nalanda focuses on promoting holistic Buddhist education for integral human development.

As part of its effort to reach out to the wider public with varied social and spiritual needs, the Society subsequently extended its operations to include Nalanda Vidyalaya – Dhamma school for teenagers and youths, Nalanda Institute – Buddhist educational centre for adults, and Nalanda Book Café – a community service centre and café.

With the increasing demand for its effective educational programmes and valuable services offered to the community nationwide, the Society has expanded its building facilities with the opening of the new Nalanda Centre in December 2009.

MBCS Missions:
1.       Providing Buddhist community with service & education support related to issue on illness & bereavement;
2.    Providing Buddhist community with one stop funeral related service;
3.    Providing our members with various Co-op Enterprise Interest & Patronage Rebate.

BBN is a grouping of like-minded members of Buddhist community to network and promote their businesses and services and assist each other in the Buddhist way. The membership is opened to individuals, corporates, organizations/societies.

The BGF was established with a very clear vision to promote the growth of Buddhism and create a better world for all living beings. An essential factor for this is developing Dhamma-inspired Buddhists who contribute to the growth of Buddhism.
BGF's objective is to tap the intellectual resources of Buddhist professionals, especially those who have graduated from colleges and universities. With such human capital, the BGF hopes to contribute towards the well-being and development of the Buddhism community.

Sammaditthi Meditation Grove or SMG is a Theravada Buddhist meditation temple with two resident dhutanga/forest monks. They have trained with Ajahn Sok of Kg Pong, Perak and also spend many years in Thailand meditating. Daily food offering start  at 9.00 am (Chanting follow with short meditation). SMG also conducts Dhamma talk by invited speaker, meditation retreat, SanghaDana and teenager retreat.

Theravadan monastery led by Bhante Saddhasiri.

Sri Lankan Buddhist temple in Puchong, established by Ven. B.Saranankara Thero.

Vihara Buddha Gotama is a 15-acres forest monastery founded in 1998 mainly for the study, teaching, and practice of the Buddha's discourses (suttas), monastic discipline (vinaya), and meditation, according to the original teachings of the Buddha.
It is open to monks and nuns (maechees or anagarinis), and also laymen and laywomen.

To kindle the light of wisdom for it to shine across Malaysia and beyond, Aloka Foundation will set out to:
- Establish spiritual retreat centres; assist and sponsor the Buddhist Sangha community and lay practitioners to undergo training in meditation and Buddhist studies as well as carry out Buddhist pilgrimages;
- Provide facilities for the training of Dhammaduta or Buddhist missionaries; and sponsor youth leadership training, volunteer services and youth exchange programmes; and
- Organise and sponsor religious educational, welfare and other related activities that promote religious harmony and world peace.

A Buddhist sanctuary in Malaysia for the training of Theravada Buddhist monks in theory and practice of the Dhammavinaya. Dedicated to evolving a modern Theravada Buddhist identity guided by the scriptural tradition.

Provides educational and charitable services, including Sunday Pali School, Amata Free Medical, Sarana Old Folks Home. Many educational materials are available on-line.

Student Buddhist organisation of the Malaysian Multimedia University.