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Makes checks payable to:
Ama Foundation
P.O. Box 7075
1831 Solano Ave.
Berkeley, CA 94707

Consider a monthly, quarterly, or annual contribution to increase your impact or become a Didi or Dai to an AmaGhar child!

Current Needs for AmaGhar’s Annual Operation and Growth:

$50 A Year
School supplies for one child or an outing for children and staff.

$100 a year
Medical costs for one child, 15 windows for the new AmaGhar

$200 a year ($17.00 a month)
One outdoor compost toilet, materials for AmaGhar’s organic garden, a scholarship for a village child

$250 a year ($20.00 a month)
Art supplies, sports equipment, clothing for all the children, or glass of milk a day for each child.

$500 a year ($40.00 a month)
A solar cooker, dental care or eye care for all children

$1,500 a year ($125.00 a month) SUPPORT A CHILD LEVEL
Provides all education and medical expenses for a child

$1,500 a year ($125 a month)
Outings and entertainment for children and staff, construction of a Hindu Temple near the new AmaGhar

$3,000 a year
Counseling for all children, a Saatal for the new home (the traditional Nepalese resting place and performance stage), biogas outdoor toilets providing cooking gas!

$5,000 a year
A self-sustaining reed bed for sewer processing or 1/3 of annual food expenses.

With any donation of $1,000 or more, Ama Foundation will carve your name or the name of someone you love on the Saatal. Sattal means “resting place” but this traditional structure will also be home to lively ceremonies, cultural presentations, dances and special dinners. You’ll be remembered whenever it’s in use!

Become A Didi or Dai
In Nepali, “didi” means big sister, and “dai” big brother. As a didi or dai to a child at AmaGhar, your $1,000 a year pledge will help provide a loving family home, education and opportunities that can change a child’s life forever. As we want every child at AmaGhar to feel honored and supported, we do not reveal supporters to our children. However, if you are interested in receiving information about a particular child, we would be happy to send you an annual update. We will also provide you with a copy of Matt Heffelfinger’s award winning documentary “The Children of AmaGhar”, so that you can share your experience with friends and family.