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JAN 27 Missoula, CrystalTheater Fund Raiser

The Tibetan Children’s Education Foundation a Montana based non profit will be embarking on it’s 6th Service trip March 1, 2013. For the last six years TCEF has provided direct service to Tibetan refugees and marginalized Himalayan populations. Many Montanans and several Missoulians have been participants in providing much needed…...

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One of the Most Rewarding Things I’ve Done in Life: Roberta Anderson

I have had the pleasure of sponsoring three different children since I first visited Kyitseling in 2004. I was deeply moved by my initial visit to this hostel for Tibetan refugee children for many reasons. I think the thing that impressed me the most was seeing how much respect, love,…...

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Jan 10-13 2013 AUBURN Sand Mandala California

Sand Mandala in Auburn California Jan 10 – 13 2013...

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The Tables Story by Mary Kitchen

Back in the summer of 2009 my husband, Guy, and I signed on to go with a TCEF service group to India for their February-March 2010 trip to help the Tibetan refugees in northern India. Guy never planned on taking a trip to India until one day when he happened…...

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Inspiring & Necessary by Anne Jablonski

Inspiring and necessary: these two words probably best express the experience for me of being part of TCEF’s Elder sponsorship program.  It was, in many ways, such an easy choice:  I’ve have been so blessed to have personally met and spent time with many of the people who created and…...

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Can You Spend Your Money Any Better? by Dan Fritz & Cheryl Hart

Approximately ten years ago, we had great good fortune to meet Karma and Gensung Tensum at Thanksgiving dinner, in the kitchen of The Feathered Pipe Ranch.  Just being in the Ranch’s most vital productive center was always an honor and a privilege.  It was big, roomy, homey, alive with the…...

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Why Tibetan Children Need Help?

Why Tibetan Children Need Help ? As a community, the Tibetans in exile have overcome many challenges and have done relatively well.  Most Tibetan refugees began their lives in exile as road labors. Over the years, many of them have transitioned in business. But, life for Tibetans in exile has…...

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Grandma Tashi

Grandma Tashi TCEF’s sponsorship program benefits truly needy Tibetan elders in many Tibetan settlements in exile. Today’s story is about a grandmother who lives all the way in Choglamsar, Ladakh. Tashi escaped from Tibet along with her parents when she was only a small child. Somehow, her parents did not…...

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