The best way to support our work in Nepal is to make an online donation through our website at www.blinknow.org/donate. We accept both credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover) and PayPal for your convenience, processed through a secure connection.

Did you know you can double, and sometimes triple, your support for BlinkNow, without even giving a dollar more? You can if your employer participates in a Matching Gift Program.

Prefer to mail your donation? Download our mail-in donation form and send it with your check (made payable to BlinkNow Foundation) to:

You may donate via wire transfer directly to our bank.

Are you in the Netherlands and want to donate using iDEAL? You can do that here.

Are you in Nepal and want to donate using the eSewa app? View the QR code and instructions to find our partner NGO, Kopila Valley Sewa Samaj, and donate through eSewa.

KBF Canada has made it possible for supporters from Canada to obtain a Canadian tax receipt for their support of BlinkNow. Support BlinkNow through KBF Canada.

Stock and other securities may be donated directly through your brokerage account with a DTC transfer. The broker will only need the following information:

Now you can help contribute every time you shop! With the Amazon Smile program, Amazon donates 0.5% of the price of your eligible purchases to us, once you select us as your charitable organization of choice. It’s easy to set up:

eBay for Charity makes it easy for sellers to donate a portion of their sales to us here at BlinkNow. Simply visit www.ebayforcharity.org, choose “BlinkNow” as your charity, and decide what percentage of every sale you’d like to donate to us!

Our kids at Kopila love to read, but it is difficult and expensive to send them books. Our partners at Better World Books will ship books directly to Kopila Valley for FREE. Please purchase books from our Better World Books wishlist.

Unfortunately, we cannot receive in-kind donations. Due to the remote nature of our project, the unreliability & expense of shipping, and strict customs policies, transportation of items to Nepal is not possible. In line with our mission, we also do our best to source everything we need for our home and school within our local community, providing much needed revenue for our local economy.