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Do you want children in Nepal to have a bright future?
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Do you want children in Nepal to have a bright future?
Happy International Friendship Day to all our friends in Nepal, the Netherlands and all around the world.
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When it’s your birthday, you get presents, right ? Children in Nepal want that too. Check out our wishlist to see what makes them happy.
Is running a marathon on your bucket list? Or the 4 Days Marches of Nijmegen? Or are you going to bake cookies for charity? If you schoose 4 Smiling Faces as the beneficarairy, we would be more than happy to brainstorm about your fundraising campaign. Contact us, so we will discuss it further.
Actually, it is too sad that it is necessary, but the United Nations has declared today as International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking. Both are common in Nepal and children are often (in)direct victims. The consequences are often horrific and unimaginable. Will you help us support them so that they have a bright future?
As a charity, 4 Smiling Faces regularly receives large and small donations. In response to a request, a promotion, a birthday or just like that, out of the blue. The latter regularly come from anonymous and/or unknown donors; from whom we have no contact details. Always nice to receive, but difficult to say thank you to. That is why we say a big public thank you to all anonymous and unknown donors. We are very happy and grateful for your generosity. With your donations, we can offer even more children and young people in Nepal a promising future. They and we are grateful to you for that. 🙏🏽
The United Nations has declared today International Day Against Child Labour. One of the very best weapons against child labour is good education. That is why we also support our children if they want to continue their education after secondary school, but have no safety net to fall back on. We offer them a promising future. Will you help make that possible?