You don’t have to make a machine that removes darkness, because darkness in itself is nothing. Bring light, and darkness will go away. Bring joy, and pain will go away. Bring clarity, and doubts will go away."
Water Both the Problem and a Solution in Pakistan![]() The Prem Rawat Foundation (TPRF) has awarded a grant of US$100,000 to the international charity WaterAid, in response to the overwhelming need generated by the recent floods in Pakistan. This year the monsoon rains have been torrential, causing rivers to break their banks and flood vast tracts of land. The... Read more |
Prem Rawat Inspires Hope for Peace on North American Tour![]() Los Angeles—Prem Rawat, known internationally as an Ambassador of Peace, has just completed an 11-city tour of North America, speaking at events in Oakland, Berkeley, Seattle, Colorado Springs, Columbus, Atlanta, Boston, Baltimore, Woodstock, Toronto, and Montreal. Read more |
Food for People Nepal Praised by Social Welfare Council
In a recent Newsletter from the Social Welfare Council (WSC) of Nepal, TPRF’s Food for People (FFP) program in the Dhading district, west of Kathmandu, has been recognized as an “innovative intervention in Nepal.” WSC is a government body that regulates NGOs (nonprofits) in the country.
Food for People is “an exemplary model in Nepal,” they write, praising the feat of having distributed a record-breaking 110,138 meals by the end of January 2010.
The article reports that since the opening of the facility in April 2009, “the children of this region do not have to worry about the lack of food; they attend the school regularly with pleasure and on time. The attendance of the school children has gone up in all the schools in and around the region, with the record of 90% from a low of 40%, along with an increase in the number of student enrollment in the schools.”
Atlanta Golfers Help Feed Hungry ChildrenAtlanta golfers opened their hearts and wallets recently in support of TPRF’s “Food for People” humanitarian aid initiative.
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Jeff Camp and Larry Sutton, both Atlanta residents, coordinated the event held at Bear’s Best golf course. 





