Share the Love: Standing with Nepal

A Multi-Year Partnership to Keep Families Warm and Rebuild Lives

Our Current Focus:

Emergency Winter Relief Kits

As freezing temperatures set in across the Himalayan valleys of Rasuwa and Nuwakot, our urgent priority is providing warmth and shelter for displaced families.

WHAT YOUR $45 GIFT PROVIDES

• Warm Winter Jacket
• Warm Shawl
• Heavy Blanket
• Hot Water Bottle
• Insulated Water Flask
• Warm Socks
• Warm Joggers
• Backpack

CHOOSE YOUR LEVEL OF IMPACT

All items are purchased directly within Nepal by our on-the-ground partner UNITED SIKHS. This eliminates international shipping delays and injects critical support into local markets.

Donation Level Kits Provided Direct Impact in Nepal
$45 1 Kit Provides 1 complete winter kit (jacket, blanket, shawl, joggers, socks, flask, hot water bottle, backpack) to a displaced individual
$450 10 Kits Provides 10 complete winter kits to displaced families sheltering in temporary camps
$1,125 25 Kits Provides 25 complete winter kits distributed directly to a cluster of displaced households
$2,250 50 Kits Provides 50 complete winter kits for families in mountain valley temporary shelters
$4,500 100 Kits Sponsors 100 complete winter kits, funding 10% of our total campaign goal

Field Reports & Updates from Nepal

Read the latest stories, partner updates, and ground reports as relief efforts progress.

On the ground in Nuwakot and Rasuwa within days of the disaster, serving 2,000 hot meals daily and clearing debris with the Nepal Army. UNITED SIKHS operates via official municipal partnerships—working from verified local databases so winter kits reach families with documented need.

Our Trusted Partners on the Ground

Interdependence in Action

Founded in 2004 by Chökyi Nyima Rinpoche within the Ka-Nying Shedrub Ling Monastery community in Kathmandu, Nepal. Delivering emergency food, tents, sleeping bags, and ongoing rebuilding aid directly to isolated mountain villages as roads reopen.

"Our commitment to you will not end!"

— Jetsunma Ahkön Lhamo