Help Build a School for 140 Kids, Remote Village In Nepal

Friends & family! I was recently on the phone with my buddy listening to his journey, which was nothing short of awe-inspiring and he said just come check out this foundation in Nepal & I was so impressed I decided to say FU$K IT and a few days later I flew out. Since being here, the unimaginable stories of these children can’t be described but what is happening at the Pradiya Foundation is truly life changing & inspiring.

Pradiya creates healthy, self-sufficient communities for children that are built to last. Only a few days in at this far-out village & I am already amazed at what the founder Oinak has accomplished in just 18 months. The community, kids, staff, structures, farming, the happiness & so much more.

(30+hr flight from US to Nepal; 2+ days to Surkhet, 10+ hr drive on not so great roads, then a 3+ hr hike to the village - to imagine how remote it is) ✈️

To make this short, there are great volunteers, staff, fundraisers, etc that have helped start this growing foundation for kids. They have impacted 27 unfortunate kids from 3-12yrs old thus far and rapidly expanding to 140+ children to transform their future. However, they need to build a full time school, hire teachers, and build the other necessary facilities to accommodate all the children in need. Therefore, I am raising $500,000 to accomplish this task.

Pradiya Mission Statement

“Communities face the same problems all across the world – sickness, poverty, social discrimination, environmental injustice, the list goes on. Though incredible organizations have been founded to help solve these issues over decades and centuries, many communities still struggle without aid, or become dependent upon it.

The Pradiya Foundation was born from a conviction to uplift these people as they bring these communities to life. A non-profit organization with the mission of empowering the people of Nepal to improve living conditions for people suffering from illness, poverty, discrimination and a lack of human rights.”

All contributions even in the smallest way make a huge impact. Thank you all!

Linds