LHA Clean Water Project for Tibetan Refugees
Tax deductible
Hello Dear Friends,
We are raising funds to help the Louisiana Himalaya Association (LHA) with their Clean Water Project which provides more than 10,000 people with access to safe drinking water every day. Since the projects initiation in 2013, 27 water filtration systems have been installed in schools, monasteries, nunneries, and community centers located in Tibetan refugee settlements in the Himalayas around Dharamsala, India . Currently, we are raising money to keep these systems maintained with new filters for another year!
The maintenance (repairs, filter replacements etc.) of all the water filtration systems costs approximately $5,500 for the year. Funding will be raised in part by the Apocolypse Ball, and all proceeds are donated toward the LHA Clean Water Project.
100% of your donation will go directly to this project. There are no overhead expenses or managerial costs, as LHA is completely volunteer staffed organization. For more info on LHA go to www.lhainfo.org .
Your donations, big or small, will have an immediate, long-lasting impact. For every $10 we raise 20 people will have safe clean drinking water for an entire year!
Thank you from all of us for your generosity!
Louisiana Himalaya Association
About the Louisiana Himalaya Association
The Louisiana Himalaya Association (LHA) is a 501c3 nonprofit social work organization dedicated to improving the lives of Tibetan refugees, and to making ancient Tibetan wisdom traditions available to the world. LHA is a completely volunteer staffed organization; therefore, all of the donations received go to the actual social service projects for which they are donated. LHA’s base, Dharamsala, India is the settlement area to a large portion of the exiled Tibetan refugees and the home of the Dalai Lama. There, they provide vital resources for Tibetan refugees as well as local Indian and Himalayan communities, including healthcare, employment, education and more.
For more information, visit lhainfo.org .
We are raising funds to help the Louisiana Himalaya Association (LHA) with their Clean Water Project which provides more than 10,000 people with access to safe drinking water every day. Since the projects initiation in 2013, 27 water filtration systems have been installed in schools, monasteries, nunneries, and community centers located in Tibetan refugee settlements in the Himalayas around Dharamsala, India . Currently, we are raising money to keep these systems maintained with new filters for another year!
The maintenance (repairs, filter replacements etc.) of all the water filtration systems costs approximately $5,500 for the year. Funding will be raised in part by the Apocolypse Ball, and all proceeds are donated toward the LHA Clean Water Project.
100% of your donation will go directly to this project. There are no overhead expenses or managerial costs, as LHA is completely volunteer staffed organization. For more info on LHA go to www.lhainfo.org .
Your donations, big or small, will have an immediate, long-lasting impact. For every $10 we raise 20 people will have safe clean drinking water for an entire year!
Thank you from all of us for your generosity!
Louisiana Himalaya Association
About the Louisiana Himalaya Association
The Louisiana Himalaya Association (LHA) is a 501c3 nonprofit social work organization dedicated to improving the lives of Tibetan refugees, and to making ancient Tibetan wisdom traditions available to the world. LHA is a completely volunteer staffed organization; therefore, all of the donations received go to the actual social service projects for which they are donated. LHA’s base, Dharamsala, India is the settlement area to a large portion of the exiled Tibetan refugees and the home of the Dalai Lama. There, they provide vital resources for Tibetan refugees as well as local Indian and Himalayan communities, including healthcare, employment, education and more.
For more information, visit lhainfo.org .
Organizer
Eva Sohl
Organizer
New Orleans, LA
Louisiana Himalayan association
Registered nonprofit
Donations are typically 100% tax deductible in the US.
