Posts by Author: AHF Staff
In the Himalaya
The 2015 quake that devastated Nepal did not spare the 400 year old Khumjung Gompa either. Rebuilt since, it is once again filled with chants and prayers, its walls covered with traditional paintings and thangkas that makes it whole.
From the Heart, Next Chapter
It has been a busy year of doing good and having fun! Read all about it in our year in review, Next Chapter: From Heart.
#GivingTuesday is Here!
Kick off the holiday season with a gift of compassion! #GivingTuesday is Nov. 27, and it’s a chance for you to make a real difference in the lives of the most vulnerable and marginalized people of the Himalaya.
Celebrating Milestones and Inspirations
A big thanks to everyone who made our "50 Years of Inspiration - Doing good, Being kind" celebration a grand success! Here is a recap of the wonderful evening of celebrating compassion.
Meet Phakchok Rinpoche, a new generation of Buddhist masters
Phakchok Rinpoche is a part of a new generation of Buddhist masters. Come meet him on Oct. 30th at our Infamous Annual Dinner.
Meet Everest Icons Apa Sherpa and Peter Athans
Apa Sherpa, aka ‘Super Sherpa,’ and Peter Athans, aka ‘Mr. Everset,’ are true Everest icons. Come meet them on Oct. 30th at our Infamous Annual Dinner this year.
Compassionate care, every day
At the Hospital and Rehabilitation Center for Disabled Children (HRDC), on the outskirts of Kathmandu, Nepal, it has been another busy year of transforming the lives of disadvantaged children.
Meet Luigi, the maestro behind the mural renaissance in Mustang
Photo Feature and an Invitation: Restoring 15th century murals in the Himalayas.
Making Strides in Mustang
This summer, we are thrilled to share two exciting pieces of news. The monastic school in Lo Manthang, revived with your support, celebrated its 24th re-founding anniversary in May. And our 21-year-old Jomsom Hostel alum, Ms. Tsering Lhamo, has been elected the Chair of Mustang district’s executive body!
Is There a Letter In Your Bag For Me?
Vice President Norbu Tenzing and President Erica Stone recently returned from their trip to Nepal where they met with STOP Girl Trafficking teachers and students