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We aim to provide high quality education for children in Indian, Nepali and Tanzanian communities; to enable livelihood opportunities within these communities; and to motivate the children to progress as far as possible with their education and contribute back to their communities
www.mondofoundation.org
info@mondofoundation.org
MondoChallenge Foundation Registered charity number 1106237
Since the 2015 earthquake in Nepal destroyed an estimated 9,000 schools, Mondo Foundation has worked with local communities to build 12 new schools. Now we need your help to fund and train teachers.
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"On behalf of Dan Jollans, Xmas 2019"
Ken Jollans donated
£20.00 + £5.00 Gift Aid
"I missed the event unfortunately but I do hope it went well. Looking forward to hearing from my Trustee friend more about the great work Mondo is doing. Best wishes. K"
Keith Simpson donated
£30.00 + £7.50 Gift Aid
"hope fundraising concert went well"
Jennifer Kidd.Keating donated
€20.00 + €0.00 Gift Aid
"Good luck to Mondo Challenge in their various fund raising efforts"
Paul Woolfenden donated
£500.00 + £125.00 Gift Aid
"Dear Gill and Hirsh Warm congratulations on a very special anniversary. All happiness now and always. Judith and Brian"
Anonymous donated
"Donation is to celebrate wedding anniversary of Hirsh & Gill Cashdan"
Nitish Upadhyaya has raised $35,451.47 so far
I'm raising funds to support relief efforts in Helambu for Nitish Upadhyaya because
CU Help Nepal has raised $23,536.91 so far
I'm Supporting Mondo Challenge's emergency relief for CU Help Nepal because
Khandu lama Joseph has raised $9,556.00 so far
I'm I would like to help rebuild the school for Khandu lama Joseph because Only school in the area was near my mum's village
Kim Sorensen has raised $8,570.32 so far
I'm Supporting Mondo Challenge's emergency relief for Kim Sorensen because
Nitish Upadhyaya has raised $7,169.09 so far
Nitish's Helambu Christmas Appeal
Ada Humphrey has raised $5,255.81 so far
Oxford's Helambu earthquake appeal
