Congratulations to Graham – £2,000 raised for Tibetan communities
Congratulations to Graham who successfully ran the London Marathon and raised over £2,000 for Tibetan communities! “I enjoyed every stride. The atmosphere and support was…
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Tibet Matters Annual Review: Appeal updates
Tibet Matters Annual Review: Appeal updates
* Preventing deadly stomach cancer
* Delhi Community Kitchen
* Emergency food relief
* Tibetan Ability
* Pandhra Mile settlement
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Tibet Bazaar: £3,344 raised – thank you!
Thank you to all of you who placed a bid in Tibet Bazaar and congratulations to the winners! We’ll be contacting everyone this week to…
125 Tibetan families in Paonta Cholsum settlement in northern India receive food relief
Thanks to your donations, 125 Tibetan families in Paonta Cholsum settlement in northern India received food relief during a very difficult time.
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Winter appeal update: You’ve helped keep children with special needs safe from Covid-19
Thank you to all of you who gave to our winter appeal to keep children with special needs safe from Covid-19, and ensure their families…
Mrs Namgyal Dolma is receiving support through the Kesang Wangdu Memorial Fund, funded by your donations.
Today we want to tell you about retired handicraft worker and refugee Namgyal. She is receiving support through the Kesang Wangdu Memorial Fund, funded by…
Thank you for supporting our Community Kitchen in Delhi to provide hot meals to “invisible” Tibetans.
You ensured the most vulnerable members of this community had food security during lockdown with two hot meals a day. The kitchen also gained a…
Thank you! We’ve reached over £22,000 for the health post in Bakhang village, Nepal
We’re so pleased to tell you that the target of £22,592 for the health post in Bakhang village, Nepal, has been reached and the building…
Thank you! Emergency food parcels distributed to over 800 Tibetans struggling under lockdown in Nepal.
You helped us deliver enough dal, rice, atta, cooking oil and tea for a month to the most vulnerable Tibetan refugees in the Kathmandu and…