Help the Sherpa Family Build a Secure Future

Snow-capped Himalayan peaks at golden hour above green terraced hills, with colourful prayer flags in the foreground

Supporting a widow and her two daughters through five years of transition, education, and opportunity

In memory of Ngawang

In December 2025, Mr. Ngawang Gelje Sherpa passed away, leaving behind his wife, Mrs. Sukubari Rai, and their two young daughters, Ngima Lamu and Nancy.

Ngawang was a trekking guide by profession and the main source of income for his family. He worked with people from around the world and was known to many as a trusted and kindhearted person.

His death has left his family facing an uncertain future. Today, Sukubari, aged 39, is caring for her two daughters in Kathmandu without a regular source of income or family property to rely on.

A bridge from crisis to independence

We believe that the family needs approximately five years of support, from 2026 to 2031, to reach a point where they can manage their daily lives independently. The purpose of this campaign is not simply to provide ongoing assistance. It is to create a bridge from crisis to independence.

๐Ÿ  A place to live ยท ๐Ÿš Food and daily needs ยท ๐Ÿ“š Education ยท ๐Ÿ’ผ A path toward self-sufficiency

Stand with the family

Ngawang spent his working life guiding and helping people from around the world. Now, his family needs a helping hand.

If you are able to contribute, your support will help Sukubari and her daughters navigate the years ahead with greater security and hope.

Every contribution matters. Every act of kindness helps.