Charities supporting the Tibetan people and their culture
More than just a passion for delicious Asian street food
Support the Tibetan people and their culture
A big share of The Himalaya Club’s revenues goes to the support and flare up of the Tibetan people’s welfare. This happens in three ways.
1. Medical aid
Our first and primary type of support consists of the administering of medication and the teaching of medical techniques to Tibetan and Bhutanese residents with health problems. A large number of the population is unable to provide itself with the necessary medical assistance.
2. Preservation
Our second priority is the protection and preservation of the Tibetan culture and their temples. Also here, the financial resources are scarce to maintain their immemorial infrastructure.
3. Spread the culture
Finally, we also support projects that – just like us – want to introduce the European people to Tibetan culture through music- and food truck festivals.
See the overview of our projects and follow them closely through our Facebook and Instagram.
Miss Exclusive
Miss Tenzin Zomkey is een Belgische studente van Tibetaanse origine, en één van de finalisten bij de verkiezing van Miss Exclusive 2019. Ze werd in september 2001 geboren te Mundgod, een Tibetaanse kolonie in India, in een gezin van landbouwers. Miss Tenzin Zomkey is de eerste Tibetaanse en jongste finaliste…
Tenzin Tsewang & Tenzin Nyima (2018)
In many developing countries, poverty is a very big issue and most of the time, it directly affects children. Many children are deprived from the most basic rights such as going to school, and even if some children who are able to go to school in the first place, they…
Resto du Coeur (2018)
Resto du Coeur offers a welcoming and cozy space for the less fortunate and those who live in great poverty. With the aim to respond to their nutritional needs, to tackle the whole of their social problems and to find the appropriate solutions. The assignment is filled in as far…
BIKAS (2018)
BIKAS, Nepalese for “development and progress”, is a Belgian non-profit organization (NGO) that builds schools, hospitals, roads and other basic infrastructure in Nepal. BIKAS carries out these sustainable development projects together with the local population, and with respect for the local culture. BIKAS consists of a large team of volunteers…
Tshering Pemo (2018)
Tshering Pemo was born to Mr. Dorji Wangchuck on 6th June 1989 in Bhutan. She now lives with her father in a small village called Shingkhar located in Ura Valley of Bumthang district in Bhutan. She was born in a very poor family and her mother passed away at quite…
Tshering Penjore (2018)
Penjore was born on June 3rd 2008 in the village of Khasadrapchu, Bhutan, and is now 9 years. Tshering has one brother and one sister, and is the second child. His father is a driver for a tourist company in Bhutan. His mother is a housewife, and takes care of…
Belgian Fund for Child Cancer (2018)
The Belgian Fund for Child Cancer provides practical support to hospitals, such as toys for sick kids. Finally, when every treatment has failed, the organization also aims to fulfill the last wish of a sick child. In 2018, The Himalaya Club offered a donation to the Belgian Fund for Child…
DAKANT (2017)
DAKANT, short for “Daklozenhulp Antwerpen vzw”, is a Belgian non-profit organization that offers help to less fortunate and homeless people from Antwerp and surroundings. People who live at the poverty line or below, for any reason, and have as a consequence insufficient resources to provide themselves with food. Every week…
Namaste Children Nepal (2017)
Namaste Children Nepal is a non-governmental orphanage, founded by Tej. B. Khadka in Kathmandu, Nepal, in 2005, for the welfare of homeless and parentless children in Nepal. The major objective of this non-governmental organisation is to provide proper shelter, quality education and health care to the children. It aims at…
Belgian Child Cancer Fund (2017)
In 2017, The Himalaya Club has offered a donation to the Belgian Fund for Child Cancer. Our donation will be used to help kids like Line, who was diagnosed with a brain tumor when she was 15 months old. Today Line is 22 months old and almost cured, but only…
Tsechhenling Temple (2016)
The Tsechhenling temple is a Buddhist temple built in 1992 by a group of 20 Tibetan Buddhists, for the benefit of the general public to hold religious ceremonies. It is located in the Changzamtok district in Thimphu, close to the Jigme Dorji Wangchuck National Referral Hospital. The main purpose of…
Deki Yangzom (2016)
Deki Yangzom is a 31 year-old Bhutanese woman living in Yurung, Pemagatshel District, Bhutan. She was diagnosed with chronic kidney failure in January 2015. Since then, Mrs. Yangzom is undergoing dialysis twice a week at the Jigme Dorji Wangchuck National Referral Hospital, Thimphu, Bhutan. She was advised by the nephrologist…
Tej Bahadur (2015)
Tej Bahadur is a 20 year old boy living in Rolpa, Nepal. He was born in a family of six, son to low-income farmers. Agriculture is the only source of income in the family. During the earthquake in Nepal on April 25th 2015, two of this family members were killed…
Rinchen Dorjee (2016)
Rinchen Dorjee was born on December 20th 1999, in the village of Khasadrapchu, Bhutan. He lives in a small hut in the cold mountain tops of Khasadrapchu, with his mother Dorji Lhamo and 14 year old brother Jigme. Their hut is made from steel plates, hardboard, paper and tape, and…