News and Press Releases

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Aid group based in Tampa was on scene when quake hit Nepal

Amid the devastation and death caused by a pair of massive earthquakes in Nepal, a Tampa-based nonprofit is helping to save lives by shuttling people from and aid to hard-to-reach locations in the mountain nation.

Tampa group helps Nepal quake victims

One of the only organizations still in Nepal helping earthquake victims -- is from right here in Tampa.

In Depth: Relief for Nepal

Tampa Non-Profit Providing Disaster Relief

Khusi Hona shifts focus to earthquake disaster relief in Nepal

Diary of a Convoy ‘Nepal Relief’

On the 11th of May, a global and wonderful collaboration of caring and concerned people got together to bring relief to hundreds of survivors of Nepal’s earthquake.

Mission Debrief: May 20 Sindupalchowk

Mission: Deliver supplies to Manekharka and Shermathang. And, escort nurse from New York City’s Mount Sinai Hospital to Health Clinic at Manekharka village.

14 years old Raj Shilpakar, Baraisthan, Degamana-14, Bhaktapur

During our last visit to Bhaktapur on Thursday for the opening of Khusi Hona Pathshala (school), we met 14 years old, Raj Shilprakar, who lives at Barahisthan, Degamana-14, Bhaktapur.

Brief report on Kutang Relief Coordination and Survey Mission

The objective of this brief report is to assist responding organizations in coordinating relief and reconstruction efforts in the area by providing ground based information on the current situation, needs, and challenges.

From River City to Nepal: Murphy performing aid relief

Even after her first year as a student at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Erin Murphy was making inroads toward international work.

From Marketing Executive to aiding orphans in India

What would make someone give up the comforts of living their life in America to travelling the world aiding those who are less fortunate?

Three Woodstock students reach out to help in the third world

In August of this year three high school students from Woodstock will travel to India and Nepal to spearhead a local chapter of the new philanthropic organization Khusi Hona.