ARC for Nepal is a U.S.-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to creating lasting opportunities for children and communities in Nepal while supporting cultural, educational, and community-building events in the United States. Goals:
� To organize cultural events and activities that preserve and promote Nepal's rich cultural and religious heritage.
�To provide educational opportunities that foster cu
ltural understanding and awareness among Nepali Americans and the broader global community.
�To support repairing and constructing temples and other religious structures in Nepal.
�To preserve Nepal's cultural artifacts, traditions, and history for future generations.
�To respond to natural disasters in Nepal and provide relief and support to affected communities. Objectives:
�To establish a strong network of Nepali Americans and friends of Nepal who share a passion for promoting and preserving Nepali culture.
�To raise awareness about Nepal's unique cultural identity and its contributions to global heritage.
�To facilitate cultural exchange programs between Nepal and the United States.
�To provide educational scholarships and grants to the less fortunate in the global Nepali community.
�To support the renovation and construction of temples and other religious structures in Nepal, focusing on historical and culturally significant sites.
�To collect and preserve Nepal's cultural artifacts, including clothing, music, art, and literature.
�To provide disaster relief and support to Nepali communities affected by natural disaster like earthquakes, floods, and storms. Programs and Services:
�Cultural events and festivals, such as Nepali New Year, Dashain, and Tihar celebrations.
�Workshops and seminars on Nepali culture, history, and traditions.
�Educational scholarships and grants for the less fortunate in the global Nepali community.
�Temple renovation and construction projects to preserve the rich religious traditions of Nepal.
�Disaster relief efforts in Nepal, including emergency response, first aid collections, and assistance with rebuilding schools and temples.
