Tibetan refugees in exile in Tezu, India Building Bridges Delivering Emergency Aid Damaged Co-op Distribution Center

American Himalayan Foundation

Org #6363
Vetted since 2013
1981
year founded
$204,990
raised on GlobalGiving
13
years fundraising
3
projects funded
* Amounts in US Dollars

Mission

AHF was founded over 30 years ago to help people in the Himalaya who were in need and had no one else, and that principle still guides us every day. What we do is basic: we make change - positive, tangible change - happen. We build and support schools and students; train doctors and fund hospitals; care for children and elders; plant trees and restore sacred sites. We help Tibetans rebuild and sustain their culture both in exile and in Tibet.

Projects (3)

Sherpa Family Fund
Nepal / Disaster Response
Sherpa Family Fund
Earthquake Rebuilding in Nepal
Nepal / Disaster Response
Earthquake Rebuilding in Nepal
Project Leaders
Sarah Bakker
Sarah Bakker
Sarah Bakker
Sarah Bakker
Team
Norbu Tenzing, Sarah Bakker, Bruce Moore
Organization Information
550 California St
Suite 350
San Francisco, CA 94104
United States
4152887242
Organization Information
550 California St
Suite 350
San Francisco, CA 94104
United States
4152887242

Project Reports

Each of GlobalGiving’s nonprofit partners is required to send quarterly donor reports detailing the impact of their work. Here are some of their recent updates:

Success! Thank you for making it happen.

By Bruce Moore | Regional Field Director

Dear friends, We are so grateful for your generosity helping the Tibetan refugee community in Tezu, India get their noodle making business up and running and providing a new generator to the local... Read the full report ›

An exciting update from the Tezu Dargeyling Tibetan Settlement

By Toria Somerville | Administrative Associate

Much is happening at the Tezu Dargeyling Tibetan Settlement: we are thrilled to share with you that the noodle making machine and school generator have been fully funded! Thanks to generous supporters... Read the full report ›

Syabru: rebuilding a village

By Tsedo | Tibetan Field Director

Pasang and his wife, Lhakpa, have lived as refugees in the border settlement of Syabru for over 50 years—just 20 minutes away from the Rasuwa/Kyirong border. It has never been an easy life, but... Read the full report ›
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