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The Tibetan Children’s Education Foundation (TCEF) is a nonprofit corporation founded in 1995, dedicated to the preservation of Tibetan culture by educating and assisting Tibetans, raising awareness of its culture, and by empowering Tibetans to manifest these goals. TCEF began in the State of Montana, USA, which many of our Tibetan friends say reminds them of Tibet. TCEF was chartered by a group of Montanans, all of whose lives have been enriched in some degree by the Tibetans, their religion or culture. By helping to keep that culture and its people alive and well-educated we hope to return some of the blessings we have received.
TCEF helped to found Kyitsel-ling Tibetan Children’s Education Center at Clement Town, N India that has been successfully helping Tibetan children for the last 18 years.
Our hostel there, Kytsel-ling is in need of new playground equipment. The children no longer have good usable equipment to play and recreate on. Children love playgrounds. They need and desire a place where they can play safely and burn off much needed steam throughout the day. The 100 children that live at the hostel will be elated to have good, clean, safe playground eqiupment again.
All money donated towards this project will be used specifically to purchase and install the new equipment.
TCEF helped to found Kyitsel-ling Tibetan Children’s Education Center at Clement Town, N India that has been successfully helping Tibetan children for the last 18 years.
Our hostel there, Kytsel-ling is in need of new playground equipment. The children no longer have good usable equipment to play and recreate on. Children love playgrounds. They need and desire a place where they can play safely and burn off much needed steam throughout the day. The 100 children that live at the hostel will be elated to have good, clean, safe playground eqiupment again.
All money donated towards this project will be used specifically to purchase and install the new equipment.
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Tibetan Childrens Education Foundation
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