Hi it is a sad news to hear of such unprecedented devastation in Nepal. I hope that the affected Nepalis will find some assistance from the many national and international support that have been initiated at this time. I am currently traveling on the road and will check back in to see what we can do collectively. In the meantime I am sure the red cross fundraiser would be a good place to direct our help.

San · Apr 25, 2015 11:58 AM

I'm trying to donate through Red cross. I wish they create a relief fund especially for this disaster. I see donation for disaster but its not specific. Don't know how red cross donation works.

trollalert · Apr 25, 2015 5:37 PM

Cannot you do some search? why you need one more when there are plenty out there? use this by Prabal Gurung http://www.huffingtonpost.com/... https://www.crowdrise.com/Nepa... Last edited: 25-Apr-15 05:47 PM

mno · Apr 25, 2015 5:41 PM

Don't think it is wise to wait long for a formal charity fund. Every second is crucial to the victims and their loved ones. I used the following, as it was mentioned on CNN and seemed to be specific to Nepal and the current catastrophe: wfp.org/nepal Whatever channel you use, please do the best you can (sooner, the better) to support folks back home and contribute to a speedy recovery. Every penny counts, and monetary benefaction is the least we can do to help at this time. ~@~ Last edited: 25-Apr-15 07:00 PM

SAAJHA · Apr 25, 2015 6:58 PM

sad but true Last edited: 25-Apr-15 10:17 PM

divorceguy · Apr 25, 2015 7:27 PM

donated here. https://www.redcross.org/m/don...

trollalert · Apr 25, 2015 8:37 PM

There are numerous fundraisers that have sprouted up at this time and I am sure most of them have been initiated with a good heart, but as a donor, you should only donate to fundraisers initiated by official non profit organizations. This is because people who raise funds without having 501(c) Non Profit organization, will have to pay extra fees which means the victims of natural disasters end up getting less than what you paid for.  That is why sajha.com has joined the fundraising effort by Prabal Gurung via his non profit organization Shikshya Foundation Nepal. Please donate here knowing that 100% of your donations will go to the needy. __________________________________ In the wake of the seemingly unsurmountable natural disaster in Nepal, sajha.com is joining the Nepal Earthquake Relief effort originated by Prabal Gurung. We Nepalis living abroad have always talked the talk, and now it's time to walk the walk by putting your money where your mouth is. Please, Nepal needs as much help as they can get. No amount of aid is enough at this point when thousands of lives have been lost, leaving hundreds of thousands more injured, homeless and at mercy of mother nature.  Please open your hearts and wallets for this cause, and let's hope that as many as possible needy Nepalis will be positively affected by our contrubutions.  We have come together numerous times to help out. Let us come together once again to make a big difference in the lives of many. Click here to make a donation! Fundraising Websites - Crowdrise

San · Apr 26, 2015 10:26 PM