Pages

Wednesday, December 25, 2013

Merry Christmas friends

Dear all,

We wish you a very warm and pleasant Merry Christmas 2013. We happened to celebrate Merry Christmas with the children in Kalopul, where we conducted our 12th Mission on 24th August. We saw their residence and were shocked and surprised to learn that they were sleeping/living with very less bedding. Keeping that in mind, we asked within ourselves if we could collect some bedding and blankets for them. Today we managed to handover few bedding and blankets to them, we now hope they will have a good sleep in the winter. 

A group photo 

The man who has the big heart Mr. Tola Bal

Our donation, few bedding and blankets



Donation:
1. Bhaskar Raj Gyawali @bhaskargyawali : 6 blankets and bedding (used)
2. Pramod Neupane @friendycalls : 6 blankets and bedding (used)

Thank you donors for your kind support. We would like all you kind friends that if you too are willing to donate your used or new clothes, outfits, bedding and any sort of things you feel could be important to someone else would be highly appreciated. They are struggling with food and accessories too. If you are thinking of doing good this Christmas or upcoming New Year, why not donating things ?



Thank you and enjoy the celebrations.

Cheers !!

Friday, December 6, 2013

Successful Completion of the charity show #CourtMartial

We are very much thankful to the awesome presence of you spectacular audiences who turned up for a cause to help bringing smiles on the faces. We would like to express our huge thanks to the Actor's studio team for letting us organize the charity show. According to the agreement with Actor's studio, half of the sum collected from the show will be donated to us for upcoming mission. We'll update on where and how we will spend the amount.

For pictures after the Charity show, click here.
Thank you very much.

Keep tweeting.

Below is the invitation for the charity show.

Dear all, 

We are highly motivated and interested in organizing a charity show of COURT MARTIAL, a very renowned tale about poetic justice which describes the law and order along with the judiciary system in the Army. The play is written by Swadesh Deepak and is directed by Anup Baral. The play is been shown by the group of Actors' Studio in the Theatre village in Tej Bhawan, Lazimpat, Kathmandu.


The ever time famous Nepalese Super-actor Rajesh Hamal has been in the lead role of the Court Martial where he delivers his best performance as of yet. Many other renowned actors including B. S. Rana, Subash Thapa, Diya Maskey, Karma, Dayahang Rai etc. have given their best delivery to make the play, one of the bests as of now. 

We are very much thankful to the director Mr. Anup Baral and Manager Mr. Dev Neupane for motivating us to organize a charity show of which the half of the amount collected from the sale of the tickets will be donated to @tfcNepal for a good cause. We are very much obliged to the decision they have made in favour of is for good causes. 

आदरणीय साथीहरु, 

अहिलेको बहुचर्चित नाटक "कोर्ट मार्शल" को हामीले निम्न बमोजिमको समय र स्थानमा एक च्यारिटी शो गर्ने भएका छौँ | यहाँहरुको साथ र सहयोगको लागि हामी आग्रह गर्दछौँ |



नेपाली सिने जगतका महानायक राजेश हमाल र अन्य निकै मेहेनती नाट्यकर्मीहरुको यो सामुहिक नाटक अत्यन्तै दमदार बनेको छ | यस नाटकले सैनिक मर्यादा भित्र हुने वर्गीय विभेदको उजागर गर्नुको साथै न्याय माथिको साना र ठुला अफिसर सबैको पहुँचको सुनिश्चितता व्यक्त गरेको छ | नाट्यकर्मी अनुप बराल र उनको एक्टर्स स्टुडियोको यो एकदमै प्रशंसायोग्य प्रस्तुती हेर्ने अवसर नगुमाउनु हुन हामी अनुरोध गर्दछौं | 

हामी निर्देशक अनुप बराल र ब्यबस्थापक देव न्यौपाने प्रति कृतज्ञ छौँ जसले हामीलाई यो च्यारिटी शोको प्रस्ताब गर्नु भयो | एक्टर्स स्टुडियोको अनुसार यस नाटक बाट उठेको कुल रकमको ब्यबस्थापकीय खर्च कटाएर बाँकी हुने रकम हामी @tfcNepal लाई अब हुने मिशनहरुको सहयोगार्थ उपलब्ध गराउनु हुनेछ | 



Venue : 
Theatre Village, Tej Bhawan, Lazimpat, Kathmandu
Date : December 21st, 2013 / २०७०, पौष ६ गते शनिबार 
Time : 1:30 PM (sharp) 
Ticket Price : NRs 500

टिकेट यसै मंग्सिर २९ गते हुने हाम्रो हाइकिङका दिन प्राप्त गर्न सकिनेछ | यस बाहेक पनि तपाइँको अनुकुलमा @kakabaa सँग सम्पर्क गरि टिकट खरिद गर्न सक्नु हुनेछ |
 कृपया आफ्नो सिट सुरक्षित राख्नु होला र नाटकको मनोरंजन लिँदै साना नानीहरुको शिक्षा र खानपानमा साथ दिने अवसर नगुमाउनु होला | 

Happy tweeting. 

All pics by @baabajee 

Wednesday, December 4, 2013

Help for Muna Bhattarai

Dear friends,

BBCNepali Sewa (@bbcNepali) broadcasted a news dated November 27, 2013 regarding domestic violence affected Mrs. Muna Bhattarai, 20 of Syngja. The story was reported by Haridevi Rokaya (@haridevirokaya) of BBC Nepali Service.


Listening to the report, some of the tweeter users (tweepals) were so much influenced by the news that they begin asking with tweepals to collect some money so as to make a fund so that it could be donated to Mrs. Muna Bhattarai. They also believe if the sum thus accumulated could be used for a small scale business that could be better for her life ahead.

The list of the donors are as follows:

Seti River @Shubhadraman :              NRs 10,000.00
Krishna Silwal @silwal_krishna :          NRs 10,031.00
Chetan Neupane @chetanneupane1 :  NRs 10,031.00
Hari Sapkota @hari_sapkota5 :           NRs 5,200.00
Paru Sharma @hi_paru :                    NRs 5000.00
Binod Shrestha @yashbino :               NRs 6556.84
Dhanu Shrestha @DhanuShrestha :    NRs 1800.00

                                               Total : NRs 48,618.84

Thank you all the kind hearts for the great initiation to transform the life of Muna Bhattarai. We hope and pray that Muna gets to lead a better life ahead.

Muna is now living in the shelter home of Saathi an undisclosed location. Because of the reason of sensitive violence issues they did not let us meet Muna. However, she's now living in a better deserving place.

We would like to thank Mrs. Aabha in Saathi, who accepted to provide the sum to Muna Bhattarai for her better future. Also, we are thankful to Haridevi Rokaya who reported on such sensitive issue and enlightened us to help her.  


#tfcians handed over the collected sum to a representative of Saathi.


We are greatly thankful to all the donors and also friends who helped us directly and indirectly to send the sum to the target level. 

Happy Tweeting. 


Saturday, August 24, 2013

#Mission12 at Kalopul

Today we conducted a mission at #Kalopul where some 6 infant to toddlers were being raised by Mr. Tola Bal, 45. He has been looking after and educating the children from various parts of remote Nepal. Solely he is a Pasteur in a nearby church and despite of his low economic conditions, he has high hopes for the future of those children.

We could not notify all our valued tfcians about this mission as the target group was very much in need of the donations and their needs were not much too.










Please find the account details here.

Thank you very much for your continued support.


Attendees : @ma_jujuman @fluctuating @anantabrt @jaw_knock @saroose @nilambar @kakabaa @bhaskargyawali @ishzz @mayouree @friendycalls and some other non twitter users.

Saturday, August 10, 2013

#Mission11 at JDUAC

Today we successfully conducted #Mission11 at Joint Disabled Unity Awaz Center (JDUAC). Mr. Til Bahadur Karki, Chairman of JDUAC was very happy to receive the donation we handed over. Thank you all for your kind support, without you all this would not have been a success.

Donation Rason and Stationery with @tfcians 

38 children residing under JDUAC rounded up to hear us

A close up

Dance session with children

Symbolic handover from one of @tfcians

Group photo of attendees 


For more details about JDUAC, please refer to our previous blog post.

The financial records of #tfcNepal including the expenses for this mission can be found out here.

Thank you for your continuous support to us.


Keep tweeting. 

Attendees : @ishzz @someshverma @ujjwalacharya @bikalpag @bnukoirala @saroose @sakpl @fluctuating @jaw_knock @sushmite @freaktraveller @ila_Rocks @pryncessme @friendycalls and Anju Pun. 

Monday, August 5, 2013

An invitation for #Mission11 at JDUAC

Dear all,

This is to notify you all and an invitation for #Mission11 going to be held at Joint Disabled Unity Awaz Center (JDUAC) at Chapali height, Chapali VDC. The donation handover programme will held 1 PM on wards on  26th Shrawan, 2070 (10th August,2013).

Also to notify all the nature lovers that #Hiking will take place on the same date as agreed upon by some of our friends. Hiking starts at 8:00 AM sharp from Sundarijal, targeted to reach Chapali by 1 PM at the venue of #Mission11. For details about hiking please talk to our friends Indra, Prakash or Subash.

For any inconvenience regarding the direction to the venue of mission, please DM our friends Pramod, Janak, Ishwar or Hari.

Also, We request you to come up with your unused outfits, children story books, stationery, course books for children up to class 9 or whatever you think is useful for them.
Please refer to our earlier post for detail information regarding JDUAC or know a bit about them here in Nepali

Saturday, July 27, 2013

#Mission11 at JDUAC, can we make it ?

What else can be expected from a kid who begs for living? Answers could vary. However, the story we reveal here is unexpected.

Mr. Til Bahadur Karki 40, a physically challenged individual has been a source of inspiration to many. Mr. Karki’s mother was forced to leave her hometown just because Mr. Karki was born disabled. He was then brought to Kathmandu by her mother and later on had no option but to beg for his life. He became a beggar and continued begging for more than 20 years around Pashupatinath temple. He had a keen sight and huge determination that he saved all his begging and collected them in a hole dug nearby in Mrigasthali Jungle.


Mr. Til Bahadur Karki, Founder JDUAC

After 20 long years, he along with the help of police and other people gathered and accumulated to a whole sum of NRs 5 lacs, from which he thought of establishing a foster care home for helpless children in Kathmandu. He explained, ‘I could have saved much more, but the currency notes which I collected were rotten during such long periods inside the earth’.

Mr. Karki is now father to 38 children of age 1 to 15 years. He said, children are from various remote districts of Nepal including Kailali, Jumla, Baitadi and more. He has three categories of children there. 5 children belong to the family whose one or both of the parents are jailed, 3 are physically challenged (differently abled) and the rest 30 are orphans who have lost their parents due to 12 years long insurgency in the country and otherwise.


Namelist of Children at JDUAC


Mr. Karki still begs, but the purpose has now changed. He then used to beg for his life and now begs for the lives and education of those 38 children. He has established a Center for them and named “Joint Disabled UnityAwaz Center (JDUAC). Children live there as a good family and are studying in two nearby schools.
The problem JDUAC is now facing are to run the daily lifestyle of children now. They lack rason to eat, shoes and slippers to wear, stationery to study and moreover fees to pay to the school and house rent too. They lack almost everything, however this is what we have planned for next #Mission11.


A child at JDUAC


They live in a land of 23 Ana, enough space for cattle grazing. To start with, what we’ve planned is to donate them at most 5 kids (baby goats) along with a mother goat. This will assist their lifestyle much. With the funds remaining we can make a small shade for the goats, buy some stationery and shoes for them. We would also like to ask you to spread your hands regarding the donation of your unused outfits/clothes and your children’s books and stationery if you have any. We most probably will be conducting #Mission11 on 26th Shrawan, 2070 (10th August, 2013). We together can offer our labor efforts on the same day to beautify their garden.


Please help us spread the news. 

Keep tweeting.

PS : We have had conducted a mission with them previously too. They have now changed their home to Chapali with a different name.

Monday, July 1, 2013

Safalta HIV Shikshya Sadan (SSS) Revisited

Three months ago, when we celebrated our second birthday  we found 10 HIV infected children being raised by Safalta HIV Shikshya Sadan (SSS), now the number of children living there have grown to 15 and soon some more will be added. Their home has now shifted to a nearby newly constructed building, which is not yet completed (as in picture below). They have rented this new home at NRs 20,000 per month. 


New building of Saphalta Shikshya Sadan (SSS), Kirtipur

Dr. Sameer Mani Dixit when visited SSS during the last mission promised to do whatever he could to uplift childrens' lifestyle and as per his thoughts he promised to pay the yearly salary of teachers teaching those children. There are three full timer teachers at SSS whose monthly collective salaries come up to NRs 10,000 per month, yearly salary summing to NRs 120,000.00

Sameer along with his wife Dr. Lonim Prasai Dixit provided a cheque of NRs 30,000.00 to us as the first installment which we handed over to the teachers today. Children along with the teachers there were so much pleased to know the news that they kept on thanking all of us and especially Mr and Mrs Dixit until we left. 


tfcians @ishzz and @jaw_knock handed over the amount to the teacher 


Children at SSS

Children there are so disciplined and well mannered that anyone visiting them for the first time remains amazed. Children have got  far better lives, they have grown healthier now. Dutta Ram Rai, a volunteer teacher explained that some of the newcomers need some medical treatments which he has been providing . One of the children among 15, who is seriously ill has been undergoing medication in Teaching Hospital, he said. 


Happy faces 


TFCNepal duly thanks Mr. and Mrs. Dixit.  

God bless all. 

Happy Tweeting !! 

*Remaining installments will be handed over to SSS upon later times and pictures will be updated on this very post. 

Wednesday, May 15, 2013

#Mission10 Food for Children campaign for #BaalMandir Naxal


Tweet for Cause Nepal (@tfcNepal), a loose network of Nepali Twitter users that aims to bring smiles on the faces of deprived and underprivileged people, organized its #mission10 to support feeding of the orphans at the Naxal Balmandir.

#Mission10 became the most encouraging one as we were successful in raising Rs. 190,210.00 (in words : One hundred ninety thousand two hundred and ten rupees only) in a couple of days after announcement of the fundraising gathering in Kathmandu. The fundraising gathering was promoted by a news published in Nagarik daily stating that the Balmandir is struggling with financial crunch and that they are even unable to properly feed the toddlers.

On May 13, more than 80 Nepalis attended the fundraising gathering that raised Rs. 64,003. Help Nepal Network, the largest charitable network of Nepalis with slogan "One Dollar a Month Fund for Nepal" and run on a fully voluntary basis, supported our endeavor by announcing that they would match the amount.

More support poured in through bank transfer, friend’s hand and other ways, as the total charity collected reached Rs. 190,210.00 (at the time this blog is written).

On May 14, tfcNepal members went to Naxal Balmandir to handover the first installment of the support that included children’s food and other utensils worth Rs. 46,600. Director of the Balmadir Ramesh Bhumi, general secretary Krishna Shah and other officials/staffs at the Balmandir received the support in presence of the children.

Pic : A group photo after the donation handover programme at #Naxal #BaalMandir

We are working out with Balmandir officials to finalize the stuffs we will provide in next installments.

Some encouraging facts about #mission10:
·         Chij Kumar Shrestha, a board member of Nepal Children Association that runs the Balmandir, was so impressed by our initiative that he sent Rs. 10,000 for the charity.
·          Father of Aayush Budhathoki, professionally a driver, who arrived Balmandir to supply cooking gases we ordered for the Balmandir, was so impressed with deeds that he decided to donate Rs. 1,000 in the name of his son Aayush ( He did not wish to disclose his name).
·         Rabindra Mishra, a noted journalist who is also in Help Nepal Network, attended the handover ceremony in solidarity to our work.

Please find the details of the funds collected/spending here.

Thanks to all who supported us.

Happy tweeting. 

Find us in Facebook 

Sunday, May 12, 2013

A call for Solidarity

Having read to the most recent news about Children at Baal Mandir, Naxal We are deeply touched by the scenario thus laid on the news published in Nagarik News on 12th May, 2013. We have planned to collect the sum however possible to nourish children.

Imagine your kid struggling to get fed !! Is not it a cruelty to let kids starve ??
Show your sanity and donate any sum you wish to help those kids smile with belly tight. Lets donate !!


Pic : Children at Bal Griha, Naxal


We are gathering tomorrow @ 13th May, 2013 at Dharahara premises to collect your kind support.
Be there @ 5:00

Lets not wait until its done, take some responsibility towards our society to DO something positive.

Bring the Change, be there !!

God Bless All.

Wednesday, April 10, 2013

Born Positive

**** This video has been made private because of the concerns about legal accreditation to HIV infected people by the law of Nepalese Government that no disclosure to the affected shall be made public for any intended purposes. Thanks Tanka Aryal for letting us know about the SC verdict on such sensitive issue. We shall have a wise discussion about it before releasing it again. We would like to let all know that We took consents of the Founder of #SSS while making the video.****  

As a social Initiative, we have produced a short film on HIV infected children being raised in Saphalta Shikshya Sadan (SSS), Kirtipur. The main aim of the film is to generate some help to sustain the school and at the same time to make people aware about HIV. HIV is not itself a disease, but just a symptom. HIV can be cured when medicated. Inborn HIV children have exactly similar guts to stand for the nation as a normal child does. They wish to contribute in the way they could. Let us help them succeed their life in every possible way we can. Together we can.


Sunday, April 7, 2013

Hiking Mania


#Hiking is a regular monthly touring plan being organized apparently by @tfcNepal. We hike on every last Saturday of Nepalese calendar month. We plan to hike different Hills around Kathmandu. Though #Hiking was being organized with some of ours initiative, but now onwards we take the lead. There are certain rules to be followed for #hiking as listed below.

  1. #Hiking is to explore places around us and at the same time to keep our body and mind healthy, so let us take it seriously and plan accordingly.
  2.  Some friends among us will prepare the food to eat somewhere for the hiking. The food comprises of a vegetable curry, achar, a non-veg curry, dry noodles, Dalmoth and else.
  3. Everyone is requested to bring water for themselves.
  4. The hiking cost is NRs 500 per person. The total cost for the expenses will be done from the fund collected from all hikers and the remaining sum will be kept at the sunshine fund for @tfcNepal.
  5. Hikers should register their names by last Thursday before the hiking date in a google document to be provided each time.
  6. Hiking photos will be posted in a drop box and be left there for a certain period of time so that everyone could download.
  7. Some rules here may be subjected to change as according to mutual interest of all hikers.


#Hiking : A healthier initiative by @tfcNepal.

Please find the registration chart here

Sunday, March 24, 2013

Second Anniversary #tfcNepal #Mission9


#tfcNepal – a loose group in twitter dedicated purely to serve under-privileged, biased and discarded community within our society for their livelihood and education. 


Happy Second Anniversary #tfcCake

#tfcNepal celebrated its second anniversary today at the premises of Saphalta HIV Shikshya Sadan (SSS), Bhatkepati, Kirtipur with 7 HIV infected children brought from the very rural villages in Nepal. Despite that the resident students in the organization being a total number of 10, we interacted with only 7 children of varying age group of 3 to 11.  They are very much obliged to Thulo sir (Elder sir) Mr. Raj Kumar Pun and Thulo Miss (Elder Miss) Mrs. Uma Gurung.

Sunday, March 17, 2013

An Invitation: Celebrating 2nd anniversary [#mission9] of #tfcNepal in Saphalta HIV Shiksha Sadan

From the beginning of our formation we have been continuously working to bring smiles on the faces of under privieleged and deprived groups especially children around our community and till date we have accomplished eight missions.

And this Sunday [March 24, 2013; Chaitra 11, 2069] we are attempting our two years of 'Tweeting For Cause'. So we are going to celebrate our 2nd anniversary [#mission9] with the children of Saphalta HIV Shiksha Sadan (#SSS), Kirtipur.

Saphalta HIV Shikshya Sadan

Saphalta HIV Shiksha Sadan (#SSS) located at Bhatkepati, Kirtipur is one of its kind which works for the rehabilitation of the HIV infected children around the country and help them just not to prolong their lifespan but also to motivate them to live with precious smiles.

Friday, January 18, 2013

An invitation to #mission8 #One Year School Fee Campaign'

Finally, we all are set for our much awaited "One Year School Fee Campaign" #Mission8.
tfcNepal is going for #mission8 in Bhaisepati, Lalitpur this Saturday January 19.
As decided in the meeting of tfcNepal on last saturday, January 12 at Bhrikutimandap we are all set to go for bringing smile on the faces of 8 children residing at "Ashaya Tatha Apanga Balbalika Uthhan Kendra" and studying at Highland English School, Sainbu, Nakhkhu VDC, Lalitpur.