Khachodling India

Registered Charitable Trust

Approved to Receive Foreign Funds

Full Accountability

A trusted local organization

Delhi Office – Please visit us!

Khachodling Australia

Incorporated Association

Authorised to fundraise

ABN # 99785518295

Important Note
When making a bank transfer please be sure to note your surname and specific purpose number (if applicable) on the transaction.
Then, after you have completed the deposit,
please email us at admin@khachodling.org
telling us your name, the date and amount of your donation
and the specific fund number (if applicable).
This will ensure we are able to track and confirm your payment.

Australia
Commonwealth Bank of Australia
Name of Account: Khachodling Incorporated
BSB/Branch Number: 062-171
Account Number : 1021 5851
Swiftcode: CTBAAU25
Description on transfer : include "your surname"

New Zealand
ASB (Auckland Savings Bank)
Name of Account : Khachodling (c/- Sandra Steff)
Branch and Account Number : 12-30190715261-000
Description on transfer : include "Khachodling" and "your surname"

USA
Khachodling is a fund within Four Corners Foundation Bank of America
Routing Number : 121000358
Name of Account : Four Corners Foundation
Branch and Account Number : 01832-40007
Description on transfer : include "Khachodling" and "your surname"

Khachodling General Fund : (0)
Donations will be placed in the general fund unless a specific purpose is requested. This allows Khandro-la and the organisation flexibility to respond to needs as they arise".

Project Numbers for Specific Donations

On August 6th 2010 in the early hours of the morning there was a massive flash flood through Leh, Ladakh, on a scale never experienced before. Many have died and are still missing.

Dharma Wheel Project : (7)
Donate to Khandro-la's new fund to purchase a vehicle for her Himalayan work -
“The Dharma Wheel Project”  

In the flood last year, her car – not really one for the mountains - was damaged. All roads had been washed out and as many of you know we even had to rebuild roads at 15,000 ft! The remaining roads were so bad – they were washed away or had huge boulders and crevices in them. Still we had to journey forward. One night, Khandro-la and 7 others (including two monks atop a huge mound of luggage in the back!) had to sleep overnight in the car because the river was just too high and stony to cross even though we tried. Now Khandro-la’s car can only be used on the plains. As all her projects are in the high altitude she really does need a four-wheel drive and however long it takes we will make it happen. With great joy, heart and openness we gather to support her fulfil her deepest dharma wishes! 

Roof Project : (8)

In the past years Khandro-la has been thinking about the very poorest people in her home town of Manali, Northern India. As you know Khachodling has begun the education of poorest children from Himalayan areas and this project has been very rewarding both for those receiving and those giving. 

Recently, when teaching the essence of compassion and love (boddicitta) in Borobudur, Indonesia and while talking with her brother Jampal back in India, Khandro-la asked what is most needed next for the poorest in her hometown and he reminded her that we had a project to fix the roofs of slums in Manali. Here live the very poorest, mostly Nepalis who have come to India in search of any work they can find. They live by the raging river. Jampal shared the plight of the people - with the recent storms and non stop rain again this year the shelter from their makeshift roofs gave no protection. The current roofs of their squats are put together by patching old oil cans tins so they are falling apart and leaking. The whole family gets wet when it rains. So it would be a great act of generosity to save the families from getting wet and sick by providing them with a good tin roof. Khachodling has investigated the cost and found that for AUD$50 each family can have a reliable basic tin roof. What an amazing opportunity to assist and practice the paramita of generosity! Therefore Khandro-la is giving this news first to our own sangha/friends. You belong to the tradition that is from the roof of the world so to provide a roof is auspicious!

50 roofs are urgent right now, especially to get up before the winter approaches. This area as you know is at 7,000ft and is the last stop before the Rohtang pass and the higher Himalayan areas. 

United States - Tax deductibility is available through Four Corners Foundation for donations over $250. Be sure to email so we can send you letter of receipt.

India - All donations are tax deductible