Support Communities in Nepal Devastated by the Floods

The devastation is unimaginable. The need is immense. The loss of life is heartbreaking.

Communities in Nepal have been devastated by catastrophic flooding, leaving families facing the loss of loved ones, homes, belongings, and the basic necessities of daily life. The need for immediate support is urgent.

Your donation will help provide food, shelter, medical care, and other essential assistance directly to communities in desperate need.

Through Society’s longtime friend, Gyanesh, son of Bon Dhan Lama—a Bonpo and Indigenous elder from the Nepali Himalayas—we have a trusted connection on the ground. Gyanesh will help ensure that the funds raised reach affected communities directly, where assistance is needed most.

Every dollar matters. Every act of kindness matters. And your prayers matter.

Please give what you can and share this fundraiser with others. Together, we can help bring immediate relief, compassion, and hope to communities facing unimaginable loss.

With gratitude and blessings.

Your donation is also tax deductible. The Society for Indigenous and Ancestral Wisdom and Healing is a California Nonprofit Public Benefit Corporation, 501(c)(3), and registered Charitable Trust (Tax ID#: 30-0516874).

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