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Gift of HOPE for Nepal 50 years ago, I remember waiting the days, when the Nepal Junior Red Cross gave out a “Small GiftBox” from the USA. Every April, I waited for that day, to receive this Small Gift Box, containing two pencils, erasers and few candies. That was, what I most wanted in theContinue reading “Gift of Hope for Nepal”

STORY BY ADYA JHA Hope has the power to move people. Hope has changed the course of history, and millions of lives. The magic of hope is what we are looking to spread here with the ASHA PROJECT in cooperation with the Rotary International District 7475 and the Friends of Nepal-NJ. Using our three pillars,Continue reading “A promise of HOPE”

ROTARY CONNECTS THE WORLD. ROTARY CONNECTS THE WORLD. MID-NorthEast Presidents-elect Training Seminar – Meeting with President elects from 6 different districts. Keynote Speaker PASSION INTO ACTION ARE YOU GOING TO GETTYSBURG? RI PRESIDENT ELECT MARK MALONEY DGE RAY IN ACTION 7475 DISTRICT MEMBERS IN ACTION

Humanitarian Mission Changing Lives.. one school and one student at a time. The Asha Project brings people together to change lives. Our support brings hope and opportunities to improve the lives of children in Nepal, and it imparts deep connections to those who give their time and energy. Please reach out to the Friends ofContinue reading “2019 Humanitarian Mission to Nepal”

It is nothing new to hear about people living in poverty and not being able to afford adequate education and education supplies for children in Nepal. In Nepal, there are people struggling to obtain the basic necessities such as school supplies, uniforms, and quality education. For the ones that are fortunate enough to get privateContinue reading ““Gift of Hope Project for Nepal””

BRANCHBURG — Times have not changed in Nepal, poor children in Nepal are still looking for any school supplies for their school day. To assist poor families in Nepal the Asha Project, a Rotary and Community partnered program is working with local Schools and community groups to collect school supplies for the Asha Project’s 2018Continue reading “GIFT OF HOPE from the Somerville High School Interact Club.”

Rotary’s vision statement, “Together, we see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change — across the globe, in our communities, and in ourselves.” Come join us at CENTRAL NEW JERSEY’S largest ROTARY+ROTARACT+INTERACT+COMMUNITY WINTER FOOD PACKING EVENT on March 28, 2020 at the Raritan Valley College, cafeteria in Branchburg. The CentralContinue reading “END HUNGER 3.6 – FOOD PACKING EVENT ON MARCH 28, 2020 at RVCC.”

Emily Fabiano, 2019 Humanitarian Mission and Cultural Exchange While my friends were out partying and midnight struck, the plane I was on became filled with clapping and cheering. It was now 2019 and my Emirates flight was departing for my third humanitarian mission and cultural exchange in Nepal. I was excited to see my friendsContinue reading ““Guests Are Like God””

By Abby Fabiano People always say “third time’s a charm”, which as a kid I used to believe was true. Now that I have just returned home from my third humanitarian mission to Nepal, I can say this is not true because I am already so eager to go back. Most people would get boredContinue reading “Nepal, You’re Too Good to Me”

Six Rotary District 7475 Rotaract members recently had a life-changing experience when they traveled to Nepal to distribute donated school supplies and engage in community projects. The students, Jeremy (Hightstown), Aiden and Collin Nodoro (Martinsville), Abby and Emily Fabiano (Somervillen), and Manuel Ramirez (Bound Brook), are all members of the Rotary District 7475 Rotaract members.Continue reading “2019 Rotaract Friendship Exchange Trip to Nepal”

Traveling to Nepal for Daniel was a mission of humanity. The language spoken there differed from his own. He had to adjust to eating the Nepalese food, so different from what he was used to in America. To a foreigner’s mind, the notion of an exotic locale at the top of the world incited mystery.Continue reading “Mission of humanity”

From a young age Marcel felt the need to help others. In the seventh grade he would volunteer at his church, becoming a tradition of service that continued through high school and into college. Now a graduate of the Raritan Valley Community College, who worked with children at the local YMCA. His studies and workContinue reading “Marcel Gorka’s story.”