Sherpa Kyidug's Project of building a Sherpa Culture Center.
 The growth of our community also brought out the vital need for a place of worship – a monastery. It can be an Educational center which can function as a school where our young generation of Sherpas can learn our language and culture. There's no doubt it will help us preserve and foster our culture and customs. Seeing this need for the community, first major step towards building or buying a community center >> Read MoreDharma Access Project One of the Buddha's first disciples was a blind man named Aniruddha. The Buddha himself washed and mended his clothes, fed him and made certain Aniruddha heard the teachings. In order to continue this most excellent example set by Lord Buddha, the Dharma Access Project was launched. It is our sincerest wish that the Dharma be available to all persons, in particular the blind. For this reason we offer for free, upon request, bound Brailled copies of The Four Immeasurables and The Prayer of Shantideva as well as the Heart Sutra to all Dharma centers or individuals who would like one for a family member or friend who is blind. Read More >>>
| Maitreya Project
 "Construction of the statue is not the goal – it is the method for achieving the goal. The goal is to benefit as many people as possible for as long as possible."
— Lama Zopa Rinpoche, Spiritual Director of Maitreya Project Himalayan Health & Environmental Services Solukhumbu
 | Liberation Prison Project
 Completed Projects in Nepal Foundations supporting Sherpa communities in Nepal |