1. Mukta Kamayiya School Project Joshipur VDC, Kailali, Nepal Message to Non Resident Nepalese

2. Imagine that this was your school

3. Imagine that you were one of them

4. Look at these faces looking towards the brighter future

5. I am sure that you are either touched or shocked by these pictures by now You may be thinking – Is that real? You may never have seen real poverty with your own eyes till now. But yes, not everyone is born equal with same riches and blessing.

6. Don’t you think that these children deserve better education?

7. Don’t you think that this school needs access to reliable building, desks, books and water?

8. Don’t these adults have right to proper books, desks and benches?

9. Why wait? DONATE now If you smoke 1 cigarette less a day, then you save 25c each day, that equals to $91.25 a year. If you just drink 1 less beer in a bar/club, you save around 6 to 10 dollars a week, which equals to savings of $312 to $520 a year. With total of $400 to $500 savings, you can easily afford education of 2 children every year in a public school in Nepal. With $400 to $500 worth of investment, you can help install a new water pump in one school. And at last but not least– you improve your health. Please rethink over your spending habits and look at the faces of Free Kamayiya’s schools’ children. Maybe you can make a difference to their lives.

10. If foreigners are helping our country, why not us? Room to read built 3,176 libraries in Nepal. Maggie Doyne built Kopila Valley School in Surkhet in 2009 http://parenting.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/10/22/when-a-child-moves-to- nepal/. http://parenting.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/10/22/when-a-child-moves-to- nepal/