The Tamang Society of America extends its sincere gratitude to Mr. Motilal Moktan, former executive member of TSA and respected community leader, and Mrs. Sabita Tamang, both residents of New Jersey, for their generous contribution of $1,501 toward the construction of the Tamang Cultural and Buddhist Center (TCBC).
Their thoughtful support plays a vital role in the progress of this meaningful project, which aims to preserve and promote Tamang culture, heritage, and Buddhist values in the United States.
The Tamang Society of America appreciates their continued commitment to the community and hopes their generosity will inspire others to join in supporting this important cause.
The Tamang Society of America extends its heartfelt gratitude to Venerable Khenpo Sarbajit Gongba Tamang for his generous contribution of $1,054 toward the Tamang Cultural and Buddhist Center (TCBC) building campaign.
Venerable Khenpo graciously offered this donation along with Dharma teachings during a special religious program organized by the Tamang Society of America in New York City. The event was held on the auspicious occasion of Saga Dawa, observed on Sunday, June 22, 2025.
In a truly commendable act of generosity, the monetary offerings collected from the public and presented to Venerable Khenpo were entirely donated to TSA, as he respectfully declined to keep any portion for himself. This selfless gesture reflects the highest form of Dharmadana.
The Society is deeply thankful for his spiritual guidance, meaningful teachings, and wholehearted support. His contribution not only strengthens the foundation of TCBC but also serves as a profound inspiration for the entire community..
The Tamang Society of America warmly thanks community members Mrs. Bina Lama Ghising and Mr. Chandra Singh Lama, residents of New York, for their generous donation of $1,001 toward the Tamang Cultural and Buddhist Center (TCBC) construction campaign.
The donation was made in honor of the sacred occasion of Saga Dawa, a significant Buddhist festival commemorating the birth, enlightenment, and passing of Lord Buddha.
Their thoughtful contribution highlights a deep sense of dedication to the preservation of Tamang heritage and Buddhist values. The Tamang Society of America expresses sincere gratitude and hopes their generosity inspires others to support this meaningful community project.
The Tamang Society of America extends its heartfelt gratitude to former advisor Mr. Binod Ghising and Mrs. Manju Tamang for their generous donation of $1,001 toward the construction of the Tamang Cultural and Buddhist Center (TCBC).
The contribution was made on the auspicious occasion of Saga Dawa, a sacred day in the Buddhist calendar that commemorates the birth, enlightenment, and parinirvana of Lord Buddha.
Their meaningful support reflects a strong commitment to the cultural and spiritual upliftment of the Tamang community in the United States. The Tamang Society of America appreciates their continued dedication and encourages others to follow their inspiring example.
The Tamang Society of America expresses sincere appreciation to its Treasurer, Ms. Bishnu Tamang, for her generous financial support toward the development of the Tamang Cultural and Buddhist Center.
Ms. Tamang had previously contributed $2,500 to the campaign and recently added another $500, bringing her total contribution to $3,000. Her commitment reflects a deep dedication to preserving and promoting Tamang culture, heritage, and spiritual values in the United States.
The Society extends heartfelt thanks for her continued support and believes that such contributions will inspire others in the community to take part in this important initiative. The Center aims to serve as a lasting symbol of cultural identity and unity for future generations.
The Tamang Society of America proudly organized a special religious program on the sacred occasion of Saga Dawa on Sunday, June 22, 2025. The event featured teachings on the Five Great Buddhist Treatises, with a focus on the practices of Dan Paramita (generosity) and Dhyan Paramita (meditation), and was conducted with great respect, unity, and spiritual depth.
We express our sincere gratitude to all attendees whose presence helped make this program a meaningful and graceful success.
We are especially thankful to Khenpo Sarbajit Gongba Tamang, who led the teachings with wisdom and compassion. We also acknowledge Lama Guru Suresh Tamang, along with all invited guests, former presidents, advisors, coordinators, and supporters, for their important roles in making the event impactful. Your encouragement and participation have truly motivated us.
Our heartfelt thanks also go to Khenpo Sarbajit Gongba Tamang, as well as respected community members Binod Ghising, Manju Tamang, and Bina Lama Ghising, for their generous support toward the ongoing Tamang Cultural and Buddhist Center building campaign.
This program marked a moment of renewed inspiration and unity for our community. We are confident that with continued collaboration and dedication, we will move forward together toward a stronger and more connected Tamang society.
We extend our deepest appreciation to all our members and donors for their kindness and generosity.
To ensure transparency, a PDF file outlining the total funds raised and expenses incurred has been made available.
The Tamang Society of America is honored to host a special Dharma program on the sacred occasion of Saga Dawa, one of the most spiritually significant months in the Buddhist tradition. This meaningful event will be led by Venerable Khenpo Sarbajit Gongba Tamang, who will deliver an insightful Dharma discourse focusing on key Buddhist teachings.
The program will take place on Sunday, June 22, 2025, from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM, at 40-45 68th Street, Woodside, NY 11377.
Saga Dawa commemorates the three major life events of Lord Buddha: his birth, enlightenment, and passing into parinirvana. During this time, it is believed that even small acts of goodness are multiplied many times over, making it a powerful opportunity to engage in merit-making and spiritual reflection.
Venerable Khenpo Sarbajit Gongba Tamang will offer a Dharma talk introducing the Five Great Buddhist Scriptures (Pancha Maha Shastra) and provide in-depth teachings on the Perfection of Generosity (Dhan Paramita) and the Perfection of Meditation (Dhyan Paramita). These teachings are essential pillars of Buddhist practice and offer valuable guidance for those seeking inner peace and enlightenment.
The Tamang Society of America warmly invites all devotees, community members, and well-wishers to attend this special event, receive blessings, and deepen their understanding of the Dharma during this sacred time.
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.
