Karuna-Shechen isproud to participate in #GivingTuesday! This global day of giving invites individuals to celebrate the holiday season by giving back and creating change in communities across the globe.
Our founder Matthieu Ricard shares a special Giving Tuesday message:
Matthieu Ricard explains how together we can save lives and increase well-being for under-served people in the Himalayas:
Thank you for joining us on #GivingTuesday to help save lives and improve the well-being of those in need in the Himalayas!
A very generous supporter offered to match up to 50,000 dollars of contributions for our GivingTuesday campaign. Every donation was automatically doubled!
Every year, together we help more than 250,000 people in need in India, Nepal, and Tibet. Your donations make this and more possible:
Your support on #GivingTuesday and every day allows us to continue fulfilling our mission and create a joyful way for you to show your compassion in action!
We continue to accept donations to create a better life for the 250,000 people we support each year in remote and under-served areas of the Himalayas.
Thank you 🙏
April 24 2019
When two major earthquakes struck Nepal in April and May of 2015, Karuna-Shechen worked tirelessly to help the victims. We had already been working for 15 years to relieve suffering for people in Nepa...
April 24 2019
On April 28 and May 12, 2015, two major earthquakes struck Nepal, killing over 8,000 people and injuring 22,000 more. Many villages, schools, and essential infrastructure were completely destroyed or ...
April 24 2019
When two major earthquakes struck Nepal in April and May of 2015, Karuna-Shechen already had a long history of humanitarian activities in the region and had been working for 15 years to relieve suffer...
April 24 2019
In keeping with our mission to help the most vulnerable people, Karuna-Shechen created a strategy to address the needs of the communities that were left out of post-earthquake humanitarian and develop...
April 24 2019
Four years after two major earthquakes struck Nepal, Karuna-Shechen is still working in affected areas to reduce suffering and build resilience among villagers. Thanks to the tenacity and dedication o...
