Charity begins at home!
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Ulaantaij - Bringing Mongolia to the World
Home for me and my wife is Mongolia. Hence that is where we feel we need to give back to.
Help us support Mongolia. Mongolia is a poor country with a young population. We donate a
percentage of all our sales to The Lotus Children’s charity.
Through quality education, meaningful activities and by creating small family groups (10
children to one housemother), the Lotus Centre tries to give children a chance to make a
positive future. Today 148 children call the Lotus Centre their home.
The Centre has also helps many ultra poor families with income projects and food
assistance, so that poverty does not tear their family unit apart. The Lotus Centre isn’t a large
organisation, we don’t have a marketing department or a fleet of 4 wheel drives, the majority of
our core staff are volunteers, while nearly all of our staff work for discounted wages with no
overtime. This is a fact that we are proud of, we are a child-focused organisation and are a
collection of people who are 100 percent committed to the welfare of our kids. Goals of Lotus,
we have three simple goals:
1. To provide primary care to all of our children, which includes food, health care, clothing and
accommodation
2. To provide the children with developmental care so that they can break free of the poverty
cycle. For example, we aim to give each child a quality education, counselling, self esteem
building exercises and the access to life skills.
3. To provide the children with support in their “post Lotus” lives, so that they have a safety net
and are able to find employment and tertiary education placements.
If you would like to know more about The Lotus Children’s charity or how to make a donation,
please go to http://www.lotuschild.org/donate.htm
Help us support Mongolia. Mongolia is a poor country with a young population. We donate a
percentage of all our sales to The Lotus Children’s charity.
Through quality education, meaningful activities and by creating small family groups (10
children to one housemother), the Lotus Centre tries to give children a chance to make a
positive future. Today 148 children call the Lotus Centre their home.
The Centre has also helps many ultra poor families with income projects and food
assistance, so that poverty does not tear their family unit apart. The Lotus Centre isn’t a large
organisation, we don’t have a marketing department or a fleet of 4 wheel drives, the majority of
our core staff are volunteers, while nearly all of our staff work for discounted wages with no
overtime. This is a fact that we are proud of, we are a child-focused organisation and are a
collection of people who are 100 percent committed to the welfare of our kids. Goals of Lotus,
we have three simple goals:
1. To provide primary care to all of our children, which includes food, health care, clothing and
accommodation
2. To provide the children with developmental care so that they can break free of the poverty
cycle. For example, we aim to give each child a quality education, counselling, self esteem
building exercises and the access to life skills.
3. To provide the children with support in their “post Lotus” lives, so that they have a safety net
and are able to find employment and tertiary education placements.
If you would like to know more about The Lotus Children’s charity or how to make a donation,
please go to http://www.lotuschild.org/donate.htm
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