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Including 3 slideshows about Kunsel Kyetsal – our first completed project
Slideshows & PDF downloads:
Including 3 slideshows about Kunsel Kyetsal – our first completed project
Amnye Machen is one of four main holy mountains of Tibet. Located in Golok, it rises to 6282m / 20,605 feet.
The Sogan Foundation is pleased to announce a new project – a water system to supply clean, filtered water to a senior community in Golok, Tibet.
FUNDRAISING UPDATE!
As of December, 2009, we are within $6,000 of completing funding for our second humanitarian project in Golok. This job was originally bid at roughly $40,000 – but a competing contractor has recently submitted an estimate for $30,000. The goal is in sight – with a little help from many of our supporters, construction will be underway within a few months – and by next winter the senior community at Bayan monastery will have a working water system. Thanks to all of you!
As of December, 2009, we are within $6,000 of completing funding for our second humanitarian project in Golok. This job was originally bid at roughly $40,000 – but a competing contractor has recently submitted an estimate for $30,000. The goal is in sight – with a little help from many of our supporters, construction will be underway within a few months – and by next winter the senior community at Bayan monastery will have a working water system. Thanks to all of you!
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–> Find out more about this retirement community in Gabde County, Golok, which now consists of twenty homes on the grounds of Bayan Monastery. The total area offered by the monastery will accommodate housing for up to 300 people, but outside support is needed to fund a system to supply the community with clean drinking water.