Monthly Archives: December 2017

  You probably wonder how can $500 loan change lives in Nepal? Our past programs have proven that one small loan can change a family.  Several loans can strengthen a community and Thousands of small loans can transform an entire Village. With the Rotary International’s $95,000 matching grant, Rotary club of Branchburg and Rotary club ofContinue reading “$100,000 Micro Credit Grant Project in Nepal.”

A group of five RVCC Rotaract club members volunteers will be travelling to Nepal on a Rotaract humanitarian mission. The volunteers, who are travelling at their own expense, will be working to help many Rotary projects being conducted after the 2015 earthquake in Nepal. The group plans to build toilets, help at the youth center.Continue reading “2018 HUMANITARIAN MISSION TO NEPAL”

In hopes of getting more Rotaract students to be involved with the Rotary, the Rotary club of Branchburg has started a new program called Pathways to Rotary, where Rotaract members can become members of our Rotary club. We envisioned a future where Rotaract members will work with the Rotarians to promote the ideal of peaceContinue reading “PATHWAYS TO ROTARY”

via LEADERSHIP PROGRAM for Rotaract members in Nepal

Would you like to participate in our LEADERSHIP PROGRAM with a Certified Leadership Speaker, Coach & Trainer at The John Maxwell Team?  The Asha Project will be conducting LEADERSHIP PROGRAMS in Kathmandu and Chitwan with Ms. Barbara Christie, a member of the Asha Project during her trip to Nepal.  Interested people contact us at trm7510@gmail.com

ASHA is the Nepali word for “HOPE.” When we think about what motivates us to serve,we are drawn to this word, which is the name of my current mission, The Asha Project. To us, hope and opportunity are really at the core of the Rotary’s mission. Providing hope and opportunities to people in Nepal whoContinue reading “PROVIDING HOPE AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE CHILDREN IN NEPAL.”

Sebastian’s Story One unique highlight of the trip was when we arrived at a school about an hour outside of Pokhara to distribute forty some-odd bags of school supplies. The children looked weary as we sat in the hot sun for hours but after giving each of them supplies they seemed to perk up oneContinue reading “Highlights of my trip to Nepal”

THIS HOLIDAY SEASON; take a different approach. Provide a goat to a family in need FOR ONLY $50. Families who receive your gift become donors as they pass on the gift to other families in their community. This allows them to help others as you have helped them. http://www.theashaproject.org PAYPAL DONATION