Living in an interconnected world and driven by the desire to serve others
Food for the Poor Nepal
Food for the Poor Nepal is a project from Mani Bhadra Lama Gangchen Wise Projects Foundation.
In cooperation with Help in Action.
( MBLGWPF) has been founded the 16th of january 2016. Lama Gangchen Rinpoche is the founder of the NgalSo Ganden Nyengyu Lineage within Vajrayana buddhism, and President of the MBLGWPF. We use the “working” name of Wise Projects Foundation! The Foundation MBLGWPF is internationally oriented and as such concentrates on global importance and thus develop activities throughout the world. The purpose is altruistic and not for profit.
Food for the Poor Nepal new bankaccount from 01-12-2024
Mani Bhadra Lama Gangchen Wise Projects Foundations
New Bankaccount: IBAN: NL37TRIO0338619291 BIC: TRIONL2U
Food for the Poor Nepal
Food for the Poor Nepal is a contribution to a wish of Lama Gangchen Rinpoche made in 1991. Inspirated by Lama Gangchen wish, Jan de Ruiter CEO of Mani Bhadra-Phoenix Import in the Netherlands founded and coordinate the project.
https://www.foodforthepoornepal.net/
info@foodforthepoornepal.net
https://www.wise-projects.com.
Food for the Poor Nepal depend on the generosity of sponsors
Sponsors makes it possible to distribute enough meals every day. Many elderly, sick, disabled, children and families who have no other form of support are forced by circumstances to beg and live on the streets. By providing them with home-cooked, life-saving meals every day, we give these people hope for their future and the assurance that they will be taken care of.
For people living in these desperate circumstances, a hot meal is fundamental.
How we work
Community Engagement: We involve the local community trough awareness campaigns.
Nutritional Focus: Daily fresh made vegetarian meals with a variation of rice, lentils, vegetables.
Sustainability: With the help of sponsors we are able to distribute 80-100 meals daily.
Impact stories: On our website www.foodforthepoornepal.net .
Education: Generosity is not just about giving: It’s about fostering hope and dignity, ensuring that every person has the change to thrive.
Together We Can.
A regular, recurring donation helps Food for the Poor Nepal immensely.
Sponsorship gives that wonderful feeling of caring and sharing.
10 life-saving meals for 10 people monthly donation €10.00
25 life-saving meals for 25 people monthly donation €25.00
Lama Gangchen organistions in Europe and USA:
Food for the Poor Nepal – The Netherlands
https://www.foodforthepoornepal.net/
info@foodforthepoornepal.net
Mani Bhadra Lama Gangchen Wise Projects Foundation – The Netherlands
https://www.wise-projects.com/alle-projecten/?lang=en
Help in Action – the Netherlands
https://www.helpinaction.net/nl/
Help in Action – Italy
https://www.helpinaction.net/it/
Help in Action – Germany
https://www.helpinaction.net/de/
Lama Gangchen International Global Peace Foundation – the Netherlands
https://www.lamagangchenpeacefoundation.org/
Gangchen Jangchub Ling – Spain
https://www.facebook.com/ngalso.esp/
Lama Gangchen – USA
https://www.lamagangchenusa.org/food-for-the-poor-nepal/
Who we are and what we do.
The lack of food can cause mental health problems such as depression, anxiety, and even post-traumatic stress disorder. Therefore we try to distribute with your help as a donor as much as we can fresh meals.
We distribute Food, Generosity, Love and Compassion
Practical lessons to school children. The crucial art of learning caring and sharing for children.
It is indeed a fact that children do not understand the concept of sharing. In their own little world, it is all about them, and therefore, they generally do not make it a habit to share or care for others. However, when they grow up into a younger school-going child, they have to learn to share as a part of their social, emotional, and cognitive development. It is important to teach children the value and importance of sharing so that they grow up into balanced adults who enjoy helping and caring others, without discriminating anyone.
It is important to teach children the value and importance of caring and sharing.
Taking away worries about where the next meal will come from. Lack of food can cause mental health problems such as depression, anxiety and even post-traumatic stress disorder. That is why it is our desire to distribute as many fresh meals as possible with your help as a donor.
Generosity is at the heart of our being and the reason of working in Nepal.
This video shows Margy Lu distributing life-saving meals to the poor with love, respect, dedication and compassion in the Pashupatinath area of Kathmandu for Food for the Poor Nepal.
Hunger Discriminates: People living in poverty, young children, women and often disabled people. Nepal has great contrasts, wealth and poverty.
There is a lot of visible and hidden poverty in Kathmandu.
Food for the Poor Nepal
A project of the Wise Projects Foundation
https://www.wise-projects.com/
Lama Gangchen – Netherlands – Non Profit
In partnership with Help in Action.