Project Nepal                          

Nepal Will Lead You

Mission Statement
Text Box: Project Nepal exists to help educate orphaned and indigent children. We believe that they are as smart as other children around the world, but lack the resources and opportunities to succeed in education. Our mission is to bring our community into their community to teach, mentor, and assist their educational progress. Project Nepal’s mission is to provide funding and resources for children, most of them orphaned, who are motivated enough to want to attend school. Specifically,we create sponsorships for their tuition provide physical resources such as uniforms, books, and even pencils raise money to convert rooms into classrooms pay for teachers and supplies, replace the aged bus that picks them up from four area orphanages and thus turn disadvantaged children into educational success stories. We seek to live out Mahatma Ghandi’s creed that a society is measured not by how they treat their wealthy citizens, but by how they treat their less fortunate ones. Nepal flag

Alert!  Local Gainesville bands raised $300.  The Austin  Waldorf School raised $1200! Photos on the Recent News page!

 

Buy the new bus campaign! Details on Recent News!  Page.

 

 
Text Box: To donate, please make checks payable to: United Way of Champaign And send to: 404 W Church St Champaign, IL 61820 (write “Project Nepal” in the memo line) For online donations, speak to Pam Hulton, Director of Resource Development: (217) 352-5151 or email Pam@uwayhelps.org . Click here to see the new video! Then click on “watch in high quality” link. Project Nepal director Sujay Lama nominated for National Consortium for Academics and Sports national Giant Steps Award. Details on the About Us page.

Ed Kellerman with some of the schoolchildren on his recent trip. 

 

Below: Elizabeth Kellerman donated 40 pounds of children's books while grandson Dillon brought them free of charge on the airline.  Here he gives them to Principal Poonam Lama and then we set up a rattan book rack in one of the classrooms.

 

 

The teachers, staff, and Julie the watchdog of Nabha Deepti school, August 2008. All the teachers have been at the school at least six years and are working on their bachelor’s degrees. 

 

Click here to see the new video! Then click on the “watch in high quality” link.

Click here to see the new video!  Click on the “watch in high quality” link.

Nick Sessions belts one out for a Project Nepal benefit concert. In Gainesville  Anthony Tatu leads a clinic at the Polo Tennis and Fitness Club in Austin, Texas and raised $1200!  See the Recent News! Page for details and photos.