The Tamang Society of America (TSA) extends its heartfelt appreciation to Mrs. Nima Hyolmo Tamang, a dedicated social worker residing in New York, for her generous donation of $500 on the occasion of Buddha Jayanti.
Her contribution supports the ongoing construction of the Tamang Cultural and Buddhist Center in New York. It reflects her commitment to preserving the Tamang identity, culture, and spiritual values.
TSA sincerely thanks Mrs. Tamang for her thoughtful support and dedication to the community.
The Tamang Society of America (TSA) is proud to share that $32,500 was raised during the recent Buddha Jayanti and TCBC Fundraising Event. On this meaningful occasion, community members came together with generosity and unity to support the long-awaited Tamang Cultural and Buddhist Center (TCBC).
With great pleasure, TSA also announces that a total of $25,255 has now been allocated to the TCBC building fund. This marks a significant step forward in our mission to establish a permanent center that honors our cultural identity and spiritual values.
We extend our sincere thanks to everyone who contributed during this special event. Your continued support is deeply appreciated.
For full transparency, a detailed list of donors is included in the attached PDF file below.
We kindly encourage all members of our community to take part in this historic initiative and make a generous contribution toward building our shared future.
The Tamang Society of America (TSA) proudly acknowledges the generous contribution of Mrs. Sunita Thokar Tamang, a dedicated community supporter residing in New Jersey.
In support of TSA’s ongoing initiative to build the Tamang Cultural and Buddhist Center in the United States, Mrs. Tamang has contributed a total of $5,505. This includes a previous donation of $5,000, along with an additional $505 made recently on the occasion of Buddha Jayanti.
TSA extends its heartfelt thanks to Mrs. Tamang for her continued generosity and unwavering support. Her contribution reflects a deep commitment to the preservation and promotion of Tamang culture and spiritual heritage.
Her inspiring act sets an example for others in the community. TSA kindly appeals to all members and well-wishers to contribute generously to this meaningful project.
Together, we can create a center that celebrates our identity, strengthens our unity, and serves future generations.
The Tamang Society of America (TSA) sincerely acknowledges the generous support of Lama Guru Dungzin Lopen Rinpoche Dhawa Sangbo, a respected spiritual teacher residing in New York.
In support of TSA’s ongoing mission to establish the Tamang Cultural and Buddhist Center in the United States, Lama Guru Rinpoche has contributed a total of $2,015. This includes a previous donation of $1,015, along with an additional $1,000 made on the special occasion of Buddha Jayanti.
TSA expresses its heartfelt gratitude to Lama Guru Dhawa Syangbo for his continuous blessings and meaningful contribution. His support not only helps advance the project but also strengthens the spiritual and cultural foundation of the Tamang community in America.
We hope his contribution will inspire others to join this important cause. TSA warmly appeals to all community members and supporters to offer their generous contributions toward the realization of this historic initiative.
Together, we can create a lasting center that preserves our culture, promotes spiritual values, and unites future generations.
The Tamang Society of America (TSA) extends its heartfelt thanks to Mrs. Radhika Tamang, a dedicated social worker residing in New York, for her generous support toward the construction of the Tamang Cultural and Buddhist Center.
She had previously donated $5,000 and contributed an additional $1,000 on the occasion of Buddha Jayanti, bringing her total contribution to $6,000. Her support reflects a deep commitment to the preservation and promotion of Tamang culture and spiritual heritage.
TSA sincerely appreciates Mrs. Tamang’s outstanding generosity and dedication to the community.
The Tamang Society of America (TSA) extends its sincere gratitude to Mr. Ratan Kumar Lama, current Advisor of TSA, for his generous donation of $500 on the occasion of Buddha Jayanti.
His support contributes to the ongoing construction of the Tamang Cultural and Buddhist Center in New York. It reflects his commitment to preserving Tamang culture, tradition, and spiritual values.
TSA warmly thanks Mr. Lama for his thoughtful contribution and continued support of the community.
The Tamang Society of America (TSA) proudly extends its heartfelt appreciation to Mrs. Nirmala Lama, former Executive Committee Member of TSA, for her generous support toward the construction of the Tamang Cultural and Buddhist Center in New York.
Mrs. Lama had previously contributed $1,000 and, on the occasion of Buddha Jayanti, made an additional donation of $1,000, bringing her total contribution to $2,000. Her continuous support reflects a deep sense of responsibility and dedication to preserving the cultural and spiritual identity of the Tamang community in the United States.
As a former executive member, Mrs. Lama has long been an advocate for community development and cultural preservation. Her generous contribution not only helps move the Center’s construction forward but also sets an inspiring example for others in the community.
TSA sincerely thanks Mrs. Nirmala Lama for her ongoing commitment, generosity, and unwavering support of the Tamang Society and its vision for the future.
The Tamang Society of America (TSA) is honored to recognize and sincerely thank Mrs. Maiya Tamang, current Advisor of TSA, for her generous financial support toward the construction of the Tamang Cultural and Buddhist Center in New York.
Mrs. Tamang had previously contributed $1,000 and, on the occasion of Buddha Jayanti, donated an additional $500, bringing her total contribution to $1,500. Her continued support is a reflection of her deep dedication to preserving and promoting Tamang culture, tradition, and spiritual values in the diaspora.
As an active advisor and respected member of the community, Mrs. Tamang’s generosity strengthens TSA’s mission and encourages others to take part in building a lasting cultural and spiritual foundation for future generations.
TSA extends its heartfelt gratitude to Mrs. Maiya Tamang for her meaningful contribution and unwavering commitment to the community.
The Tamang Society of America (TSA) proudly acknowledges and expresses heartfelt gratitude to Mr. Dawa Gole (John), a respected Advisor of TSA, for his generous contribution of $500 on the auspicious occasion of Buddha Jayanti toward the ongoing construction of the Tamang Cultural and Buddhist Center in New York.
Mr. Gole’s support demonstrates his deep-rooted commitment to preserving and promoting the rich cultural heritage, spiritual values, and identity of the Tamang community in the United States. As an active member and trusted advisor, his contribution not only strengthens the financial foundation of the project but also inspires others in the community to come together in unity for a shared vision.
The Tamang Cultural and Buddhist Center aims to serve as a lasting symbol of Tamang tradition, a hub for cultural education, and a sacred space for spiritual gatherings. Contributions like Mr. Gole’s play a vital role in bringing this long-awaited dream to life.
TSA sincerely thanks Mr. Gole for his continued dedication, generosity, and unwavering support of the Tamang community and its future.
The Tamang Society of America (TSA) extends its sincere appreciation to Mr. Rakesh Lama (Sajun), Youth and Sports Coordinator of TSA, for his generous donation of $1,250 on the occasion of Buddha Jayanti in support of the Tamang Cultural and Buddhist Center construction project in New York.
His contribution reflects a strong commitment to the preservation of Tamang heritage and the empowerment of the community.
TSA warmly thanks Mr. Lama for his thoughtful support and dedication to this meaningful initiative.
