Donate to the Lama Zopa Rinpoche Social Services Endowment

Your gift to the Lama Zopa Rinpoche Social Services Endowment Fund carries forward Lama Zopa Rinpoche’s deep compassion for all beings.

Gifts to this fund are permanently endowed. Each year, the income they earn supports FPMT’s social services grants in India, Nepal, and Mongolia, caring for elders, providing healthcare and other essential services, and helping children go to school. Your gift will keep caring for those most in need.

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All donations are made in US Dollars.

All donations made to FPMT (Tax ID # 77-0221830) to support these funds are tax-deductible within the United States in accordance with IRS Code article 501(c)(3) to the extent allowed by law.

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How can I leave a lasting legacy?

You can support the FPMT mission for generations to come by including FPMT in your Planned Giving or by contributing to the FPMT Endowment Fund.

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Who can I contact about FPMT Charitable Projects?

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