Everest Mera Foundation A Young Couple, Andrea and Anusuya, Help Needy Community in Nepal – Everest Mera Foundation

A Young Couple, Andrea and Anusuya, Help Needy Community in Nepal

On December 23rd, the head office of the Everest Mera Foundation (EMF) was officially opened in Chheskam village amidst a formal function attended by the Mayor of Mahakulung Rural Municipality, Mr. Sagar Kirati. The event marked a significant milestone for the foundation, which has been dedicated to social service in the region.

During the ceremony, Mr. Kirati expressed his heartfelt gratitude to social activist Mr. Dilip S. Kulung, the founder and chairman of EMF, for his long-standing commitment to serving the community. He also extended thanks to young volunteers Andrea and Anusuya, who traveled from Italy to Nepal, bringing essential supplies for free distribution to orphaned school children.

The event saw the gathering of over 250 community members and school children, all coming together to celebrate the occasion. In recognition of their selfless service, Mr. Kulung, Andrea, and Anusuya were honored with marigold garlands.

In his speech, EMF Chairman Mr. Kulung assured the continuation of support for orphaned and underprivileged school children through the foundation’s initiatives. He expressed deep gratitude to Andrea, Anusuya, and all the donor friends from Italy who made this mission possible.

Andrea, a young volunteer from Italy, reaffirmed his commitment to supporting the education and well-being of children in Mahakulung. During the event, Andrea and Anusuya distributed shoes, dolls, socks, gloves, winter jackets, trousers, hats, t-shirts, scarves, and first aid kits to twenty orphaned and underprivileged children, as well as fifteen senior citizens in need. These items were brought from Italy and Kathmandu by the dedicated duo.

Local intellectuals and parents expressed their heartfelt thanks to the Everest Mera Foundation team for their ongoing humanitarian efforts, which continue to make a significant difference in the lives of the community’s most vulnerable members.