Raise money for The Gurkha Welfare Trust
Whether it’s holding an event, helping at someone else’s or using your skills and talents to raise funds there are a huge number of ways you can make a difference to the lives of Gurkha veterans and widows in Nepal.
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Host a Gurkha Curry Night
Gather your ‘chilli and spice and all friends nice’ this Dashain (October 7-15) and host your curry night to help raise vital funds to support our work.
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Spare change?
A street, shop or sporting event collection is a great way to show your support.
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Spice it up
Gather your family and friends and cook up a delicious Nepali curry in the kitchen.
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Tea party
If spice isn’t your thing why not gather colleagues around your Nepali style Chautara and enjoy a cup of tea, cakes and maybe a game or two?
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Car wash
Our vehicles are kept on the road and in pristine condition by our wonderful staff in Nepal. Why not arrange a charity car wash to clean up the vehicles in your community.
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Party for our pensioners
Celebrate birthdays, weddings, anniversaries, or any occasion, with a Nepali themed party.
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Challenge yourself
Up for a challenge?
Run, walk, cycle, swim or climb and raise vital funds for people in Nepal.
How your fundraising helps
Gurkha widow Kripa Thapa
Thanks to you, we ensure pensioners like Kripa Thapa, widow of Rifleman Tilbahadur Thapa can live with dignity.
In 2013, her home and all her possessions were destroyed in a devastating fire which spread from her neighbours. We have since rebuilt her home and she is now visited regularly by our Pensioner Support Teams who provide financial and medical aid to her doorstep.
No matter how much you raise, together we are making a life-changing difference in Nepal.