Posted by: the top of the world July 1, 2010
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Dear Friend,
Imagine
a school made of adobe (mud brick) and bamboos...that takes young
people to the path of truth and non-violence...teaches them dignity of
labor...say that it is OK to work with soil and become a farmer, that
teaches them that one always has enough to give away to someone more
needier...that takes them back to the nature...that reminds them they
are special and valued.
a school made of adobe (mud brick) and bamboos...that takes young
people to the path of truth and non-violence...teaches them dignity of
labor...say that it is OK to work with soil and become a farmer, that
teaches them that one always has enough to give away to someone more
needier...that takes them back to the nature...that reminds them they
are special and valued.
A
school that says that good education doesn't have to be expensive... a
school that symbolizes community cooperation...that symbolizes
sacrifice one generation makes for another.
school that says that good education doesn't have to be expensive... a
school that symbolizes community cooperation...that symbolizes
sacrifice one generation makes for another.
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Jyotidaya
School in Chapagaun is a not-for-profit school run by the community. It
provides quality education of a private school at the cost of
government school. Those who can’t pay study for free. It was started
by young people when they were in 18/19 years old. All of them have now
completed their Masters degree but they have sacrificed their
potentially high paid career to run this model school in their
community.
School in Chapagaun is a not-for-profit school run by the community. It
provides quality education of a private school at the cost of
government school. Those who can’t pay study for free. It was started
by young people when they were in 18/19 years old. All of them have now
completed their Masters degree but they have sacrificed their
potentially high paid career to run this model school in their
community.
Sarvodaya
with your support can help this school grow and meet its mission and
make this a model that other communities can replicate across Nepal.
with your support can help this school grow and meet its mission and
make this a model that other communities can replicate across Nepal.
BE A PART OF THIS CHANGE
Take 1 minute RIGHT NOW to vote.
The Facebook based challenge is run by US based Chase Community Giving
Program, which will give $250,000 to an organization that secures the
most votes by July 12, 2010.
The Facebook based challenge is run by US based Chase Community Giving
Program, which will give $250,000 to an organization that secures the
most votes by July 12, 2010.
Here’s how to vote
1) Go to http://www.ilike2give.org/facebook
2) Click on "Get Started to vote" (Green Button on the top right)
3) "Allow" Access (A pop up appears)
4) Click on "Like" (Another pop up...click Like and then close)
5) Finally click on "Vote Now" (Green button where it previously said “Get started”)
6) Copy this and paste it on your status/wall page
"HELP US WIN AND INTERNATIONAL COMPETION TO BUILD A SCHOOL IN NEPAL. Please vote and pass it on: www.iLike2give.org/facebook"
"HELP US WIN AND INTERNATIONAL COMPETION TO BUILD A SCHOOL IN NEPAL. Please vote and pass it on: www.iLike2give.org/facebook"
About Sarvodaya: www.sarvodayausa.org
See our work: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWe77y9v1WE
and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=38Fd1g2PXLE