Many of you have asked about the situation in Nepal—the political and MicroAid’s work—during and after the recent upheaval. A couple of months ago, the government cut off most social media access. This affected communication with our project manager, but we worked around the issue and continued our project. The Gen-Z protesters (as they came to be called) took to the streets, where they were met with deadly fire from the authorities—21 young people were killed and 100 wounded

I'm happy to report that we started a new project in Nepal.  Building a new home for a family whose original home was damaged beyond...

I am pleased to report that MicroAid finished another house for a beneficiary family in Nepal. As you know, we have been rebuilding...

I hope everyone is doing well. Here’s a link to an interview I did for ShoutOut LA. https://shoutoutla.com/meet-jon-ross I think it came...

In Nepal, we are making good progress on the house for our beneficiary family, who lost their home in the 2015 Gorkha earthquake.  As you...

Some good news from Nepal. We are making great progress on the house for our beneficiary family in the town of Bhaktapur.  We have...

Happy Thanksgiving to you and your loved ones from me and all the MicroAid beneficiaries families. Over the years, your generosity has...

No matter what happens in politics, MicroAid continues to do our work helping those in need. As you know, we rebuild permanent houses for...

As I was on the west coast (of the United States), enjoying some down-time and meeting with current MicroAid donors and potential donors,...

A couple of months ago we had built two floors of our house in Nepal for our beneficiary family. Now, we are heading higher. In the town...