Give Nepal.org

Orphan schools first · then whatever the ground needs most

Your gift goes to an orphan school or a special school we inspected on the ground.

For three months a team flies to Nepal. We look for orphan schools and special schools in disaster-touched towns and villages. We meet local groups, inspect rebuild plans, and check each organisation’s history and past work. 12% pays for that mission. 88% goes from your account to theirs. We never hold it.

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Who stands behind this

A person with a name. A company registered in France.

Give Nepal is run by Sang Dagrang, founder and operator of Globe Natural Disaster Warnings Network — globewarn.com — registered in France under SIRET 927 924 621 00018. Check the public register.

Shown before you commit

What the 12% is — and is not.

Some donation groups take up to 20% and never say what it is for. We do. The 12% is paid the moment you agree. It funds the list below — not a silent overhead line. After a valley floor is wiped out, aid has to move fast. We still guarantee each lead lands where it should.

  • A team flies to Nepal for three months
  • We look for orphan schools and special schools in disaster-touched towns and villages
  • We meet local groups and organisations
  • We inspect new rebuild plans
  • We check each organisation’s history, credibility, and past work
  • Then your 88% moves donor → organisation. We never hold it.

12% · three-month mission, upfront

€300

Paid when you agree. Flights and three months on the ground — the list above. Ours to keep.

88% · never touches us

€2,200

Moves from your account to the validated organisation. Each lead lands where it should.

Example on a €2,500 pledge. 12% now. 88% once the recipient organisation is verified.

While we are in Nepal

Your page is built little by little. Your email is the key.

During the three months we add only what is in front of the team:

  • Project details and works considered
  • Teams inspected
  • The people responsible at the recipient organisation: their positions. No photographs of identity documents.
  • Photographs of the place, the work underway and the people doing it. Children only if the organisation holds the guardians’ consent.
  • If it is too early for photographs of the work: the plans, together with that team’s record so far

What you get back

A page keyed to your email.

Every donor has their own private page, which fills over the three months of the mission. It is created the moment the fee is paid; before that it does not exist.

What is on the page

Evidence, step by step

The agreement you signed. Confirmation of payment. The registration number of the verified organisation and the authority that issued it. Photographs from the mission. The candidates set aside, and why. The signed receipt, matched against your transfer.

12% · three-month mission Registration · photos 88% sent

What is not on the page

Children’s names. Identity documents. Other donors.

No student’s name. No identity document. No other donor’s name, amount or page. Only what is common to the whole mission appears on every page.

No names No identity documents No cross-exposure
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