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When it was over, they used their newfound knowledge about proper donor stewardship in a campaign that raised more than five times its original fundraising goal. But Dhakal went above and beyond: He used his newfound knowledge and his scholarship promise to start Nepal’s first-ever fundraising conference. .
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The foundation opened in 2005 when Nick Simons, a great lover and visitor of Nepal died. Nick Simons was keenly aware of the medical needs in high altitude low income countries such as Nepal. It turns out that it was not so complicated after they consulted the appropriate legal, tax and accounting professional.
The foundation opened in 2005 when Nick Simons, a great lover and visitor of Nepal died. Nick Simons was keenly aware of the medical needs in high altitude low income countries such as Nepal. It turns out that it was not so complicated after they consulted the appropriate legal, tax and accounting professional.
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