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The Tibet Fund receives many e-mails each day, most asking very similar questions. We have created this section in an effort to answer some of the most frequently asked questions. Please e-mail us if your question is not answered below.
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| Q. How can I help The Tibet Fund? A. Please go to our How You Can Help section on this web site for some ideas on how you can help The Tibet Fund. Urgen needs are listed on our Current Needs page. |
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| Q. Can you tell us what His Holiness the Dalai Lama's schedule is? A. For an update of His Holiness the Dalai Lama's schedule please contact the Office of Tibet or visit their website at tibetoffice.org/en/. |
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| Q. How can I sponsor a Tibetan student or a monk/nun? A. Please contact our Sponsorship Coordinator at info@tibetfund.org. We will mail you the form that describes how to sponsor a Tibetan student, monk and/or nun. For details you may also see our Sponsorship page. |
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Q. Can you help me with my Tibetan project?
A. The Tibet Fund sends most of its funds directly to Tibetan organizations and institutions for projects in India, Nepal and Bhutan. We are not in a position to provide grants to other organizations or to individuals. |
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Q. How can I volunteer to work in Tibetan communities in exile?
A.The San Diego Friends of Tibet coordinates volunteer opportunities in Tibetan communities in India and Nepal. Email Ms. Dory Beatrice at dorykb@SAN.RR.com or you may also contact Friends of Tibetan Women's Association at fotwa.org. |
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Q. How can I learn more about Tibet and the Tibetan people?
A. You will find a lot of information about Tibet and Tibetans on these websites: tibet.net for information about Tibetans in exile; savetibet.org for current political information, campaigns and speakers bureau; studentsforafreetibet.org for information about the Students for a Free Tibet; tibetoffice.org for the Office of Tibet, New York for information about His Holiness the Dalai Lama's biography and schedule as well as current news about Tibetans and tibethouse.org for Tibetan cultural exhibits and programs. See our links page for more resources. |