Himalayan Hands

Update

BIKES FOR BRAINS

On a recent trip to Nepal we found out that many girls from poor families do not have a way to get to school—so they walk for up to 5 miles.

In these families boys get first priority so girls are often left out. They are often late to school because they have to do chores before leaving home, and inclement weather causes many health and welfare issues.

Our small group of six were quickly able to fund 16 bikes for needy girls and we presented each girl with a bike the next day.

They were thrilled.

Their mothers were thrilled.

We were thrilled to see such joy.

If you would like to help out with a donation to assist the many girls in need—a fully assembled bike is only $70 USD and will change a life.

Thank you for making a difference!

sixteen bikes in a row with their new owners—school girls in Nepal

  

  

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Any amount is deeply appreciated

Over 95 cents of every dollar goes directly to those in need.

Your confidential donation is tax deductible. You will receive a receipt for your donation by email.

Thank you

 

Thank you for making these projects possible…

 

Kathmandu Orphanage – A Himalayan Hands Signature Project

In late 2016 Himalayan Hands “adopted” an orphanage with 38 children and 10 adults that had suffered serious damage during the 2015 earthquake and had no regular funding from other organizations or the government. The roof leaked, walls were…

Water Projects – A Himalayan Hands Signature Project

Providing clean and accessible water to remote villages and schools has been a significant focus for Himalayan Hands. We’ve found that small communities in Tibet and Nepal often do not have access to clean water. Our first water related…

Manedovan, Nepal School and Earthquake Relief

Manedovan is a small village of about 98 families about 2 hours outside of Kathmandu. Access is by 4 wheel drive on a road that is virtually impossible to navigate by Western standards. The village received no support of…

Adult Education Project – Pokhara Sewing Education

We recently found an opportunity in Pokhara, Nepal to provide sewing training and equipment for 13 women. Their husbands travel to the Middle East to find work and are obligated to remain for 3 years saving money (very little)…

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