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.
The Tamang Society of America (TSA) proudly extends its heartfelt thanks to Mr. Indra Tamang Thokar, current Advisor of TSA and Coordinator of the Tamang Cultural and Buddhist Center (TCBC), for his exceptional financial contribution to the center’s construction project in New York.
Mr. Thokar previously donated $15,000 and, on the occasion of Buddha Jayanti, contributed an additional $5,000 — bringing his total donation to an impressive $20,000. His generous support reflects an extraordinary dedication to preserving Tamang culture, traditions, and spiritual heritage.
TSA sincerely acknowledges and appreciates Mr. Thokar’s unwavering commitment and remarkable generosity toward the community.
The Tamang Society of America (TSA) expresses its heartfelt gratitude to Mr. Bhoj Raj Thokar, current Advisor of TSA, for his generous contribution toward the construction of the Tamang Cultural and Buddhist Center in New York.
Mr. Thokar previously donated $1,000 and, on the occasion of Buddha Jayanti, contributed an additional $4,000 — bringing his total support to $5,000. His commitment highlights a deep dedication to preserving and promoting Tamang culture and spiritual values.
TSA sincerely thanks Mr. Thokar for his outstanding generosity and continued support of the community.
The Tamang Society of America (TSA) extends its heartfelt gratitude to Mrs. Sanu Maya Tamang, esteemed Advisor and former President of TSA, for her generous financial support toward the construction of the Tamang Cultural and Buddhist Center in New York.
Mrs. Tamang previously contributed $5,000 and, on the occasion of Buddha Jayanti, donated an additional $1,000 — bringing her total contribution to $6,000. Her continued support reflects a deep commitment to the preservation and promotion of Tamang culture, heritage, and spiritual values.
TSA sincerely thanks Mrs. Tamang for her remarkable generosity and unwavering dedication to the community.
The Tamang Society of America (TSA) is pleased to acknowledge a generous contribution from Mrs. Sirjana Shyangdan, a dedicated community leader residing in New Jersey. Mrs. Shyangdan is a founding member and currently serves as an advisor to TSA.
As part of the ongoing effort to establish the Tamang Cultural and Buddhist Center in the United States, Mrs. Shyangdan has kindly donated $5,500 in support of the building fund.
The Tamang Society of America extends its sincere gratitude to Mrs. Shyangdan for her heartfelt generosity and commitment. Her contribution is a powerful example of leadership, compassion, and dedication to preserving and promoting the Tamang heritage.
TSA believes her inspiring support will encourage others to take part in this historic mission. We warmly appeal to all community members to contribute generously toward the realization of our shared dream.
Together, we can build a center that honors our culture, strengthens our unity, and serves as a legacy for future generations.
The Tamang Society of America (TSA) continues to make steady progress toward its long-standing goal of establishing a Tamang Cultural and Buddhist Center in the United States. This vision, deeply rooted in the hopes of the Tamang community, is gradually taking shape through the Society’s dedicated efforts.
As the initiative gains momentum, the support and involvement of the community remain essential. TSA encourages all members, supporters, and well-wishers to take part in this meaningful mission and help bring it to life.
In a remarkable gesture of commitment and generosity, Ms. Chandani Lama, founder of Chandani’s Creation NYC and current General Secretary of TSA, has contributed $5000 toward the building fund for the center.
The Tamang Society of America extends its heartfelt appreciation to Ms. Lama for her valuable support. Her contribution represents more than financial assistance—it reflects a deep sense of responsibility, leadership, and dedication to preserving Tamang culture and identity.
We sincerely appeal to every member of our community to join this effort by making a generous contribution. Your support will play a vital role in helping us achieve this shared dream.
TSA believes that this inspiring act of generosity will encourage others to come forward and contribute. Together, we can create a lasting space that honors our heritage, strengthens our values, and brings the Tamang community together for generations to come.
Maiya Tamang, a respected community leader, current advisor, and former secretary of the Tamang Society of America (TSA), has been appointed as the Vice President of the Federation of Indigenous Women of Nepal in America.
The announcement was made during a heartfelt event that also celebrated her 65th birthday. Surrounded by the federation’s president, executive board members, and lifetime members, the celebration was filled with tributes and well-wishes in honor of her achievements.
This recognition highlights Maiya Tamang’s enduring commitment to cultural advocacy, women’s empowerment, and community leadership. With decades of service to both the Tamang and broader indigenous Nepali communities in the U.S., her new role as Vice President strengthens her mission to uplift and unite indigenous women through representation, collaboration, and cultural preservation.
We heartily extend our heartfelt congratulations to Maiya Tamang on this well-deserved honor and offer our best wishes for a successful and impactful tenure in her new role.
The Tamang Society of America (TSA) held a successful joint meeting of its Advisors and Coordinators on Friday, May 9, 2025, Friday, in New York City.
The gathering brought together dedicated members of the community for an evening of connection, planning, and meaningful conversation. The agenda opened with a welcoming session, creating a warm and respectful environment for open dialogue.
A major focus of the discussion was the upcoming Buddha Jayanti celebration, along with various other matters aimed at strengthening the Society’s outreach and operations. Ideas were exchanged, perspectives were shared, and a clear sense of unity emerged.
The TSA sincerely acknowledges the time, energy, and thoughtful contributions of all who participated. The success of this meeting reflects the commitment of our Advisors and Coordinators to advancing the mission and values of the organization.
Together, we move forward with renewed purpose and solidarity.
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The images below capture key moments from the successful Joint Meeting of Advisors and Coordinators, held on Friday, May 9, 2025, in New York City. This milestone gathering marked a significant step forward in collaboration and shared vision.
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Regarding the subject above, a joint meeting of the Advisors and Coordinators of the Tamang Society of America (TSA) is scheduled to discuss important matters. Therefore, we cordially and respectfully request your gracious presence at the following date, time, and location.
Agenda Items:
Welcome and introductory program for the Advisors and Coordinators
Discussion regarding the celebration of Buddha Jayanti
Miscellaneous Topics
Date: Friday, May 9, 2025 Venue: Timur House Restaurant 39-04 64th Street Woodside, NY 11377 Time: 7:00 PM
Thank you!
Sincerely, Chandani Lama General Secretary Tamang Society of America (TSA)
