We Donate a Portion of Our Profit to Support Needy People
Donate & Make a Difference in Nepal
If you would like to support needy communities during your visit, we offer two meaningful and simple options where your contribution goes directly to those who truly need it. At the same time, when you travel with us, you are already helping local communities in many ways.
Support Disabled People in Kathmandu
If you want your donation to fully support disabled individuals, you can visit the Khagendra New Life Disability Home, located about 30 minutes’ drive from Thamel in Kathmandu.
This home cares for more than 100 differently-abled people. Although it is a semi-government center, they still need support for basic items like food, clothes, hygiene products, and medical supplies. You can directly donate here and see how your help makes a real difference.
Support Poor Villagers in Dhading Sukaura
If you would like to combine donation with a local experience, we can take you to Sukaura Village in Dhading District, around 5 hours’ drive from Kathmandu.
In this remote village, many families live with limited resources. You can personally donate food, clothes, school supplies, or daily essentials directly to the villagers.
At the same time, you will enjoy:
- Beautiful mountain views
- Authentic local lifestyle
- Cooking and eating with local families
- Friendly and safe village environment
Your Trek = Real Impact
When you choose to travel with us, you are already contributing to the community. A certain percentage of our profit from Safe Holiday Adventure is donated to support places like the disability home and needy villages.
Your booking also helps create jobs for local guides and porters, supporting their families and improving their livelihoods. This means your trek is not just an adventure—it’s a way to give back to the people of Nepal.
Travel with Purpose
Whether you donate in Kathmandu or visit a remote village, your support creates real change. We are here to help arrange everything safely and smoothly.
Travel with us—and be part of something meaningful.