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My name is Liam Anderson. I’ve been travelling to Nepal since 2002, when I taught English as a volunteer. When Nepal was devastated by an earthquake in 2015, I wanted to raise money to help people directly on the ground, but I found this very difficult, due to the nature and scale of the disaster. I decided to set up a charity to ‘Raise Funds for Nepal’.
Raise Funds for Nepal was registered with the Office of the Scottish Charity Register (OSCR) on 24th September 2015.
Our primary mission is to raise funds to help support the education and general wellbeing of disadvantaged children in Nepal, in addition to targeting rural communities in need of help.
We work closely with our partner organisation in Nepal to ensure all funds raised go directly to where they are intended, to benefit those who need the support most.
We raise funds through ongoing sponsorship and donations in the UK and overseas. We manage all fundraising activities to decide where funds raised can be most effectively used to support projects in Nepal.
Making a donation.
By fundraising or making a donation to Raise Funds for Nepal, you are able to directly support our projects in Nepal. As we target individual projects, you will be able to relate personally to the work that’s being done by the charity and see exactly how your money is being used.
We do not make any payments to individuals, including charity trustees.
Raise Funds for Nepal is a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation (SCIO) and has charitable status under the Charities and Trustee Investment (Scotland) Act 2005.
Charity number is SC046003
We raised £2,780.93
DEVASTATING FLOODS IN NEPAL – URGENT APPEAL I launched an urgent appeal in August 2026 in response to the devastating floods in Nepal. WE RAISED £2,780.93. I would like to thank all of you who donated. Hopefully we can…
Nepal Flood overview
We travelled to ‘ground zero’ of Nepal’s devastating flash flood
NEPAL FLOODS – URGENT APPEAL – UPDATE
At least 1,300 people have now died and more than 5,600 people remain unaccounted for, according to Nepal Police and the country’s National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority. At least 42 people have died in Tibet, with another 519…
Visit to Ganganagar school
We are supporting the education of 20 children from the Ganganagar area of Chitwan, in the south of Nepal near the Chitwan National Park. The children are all from low income families, generally of low caste, low skilled, which effectively…
Tharu village visit
We took an early morning stroll from Ganganagar to a local Tharu village prior to going to school. We has the opportunity to meet some of the children we sponsor and their families.
Pokhara Happy Home progress report
The Pokhara Happy Home is really starting to progress towards completion. The installation of a perimeter wall, fence and gates finally secures the property. It looked like really hard going considering the temperature and the unpredictable, stormy weather, but worth…

