Global Family Foundation works across the Nepali diaspora, where keeping a culture alive and raising the next generation to lead it are the same job — not two separate charities.
Culture is the room a young person walks into and recognises themselves in.
Photograph: licensed stock of Nepali community life — not a Global Family Foundation event.
Already committed to Nepal flood relief: 50% of DTFEST online ticket proceeds, $500 from every show on two USA tours, and NPR 100,000 given so far. See the full commitment.
After the floods across Nepal, 3E Entertainment and Global Family Foundation turned a season of concerts and festivals into a relief fund. These are the commitments, exactly as they were published.
50%
DTFEST Virginia + DTFEST New England
of online ticket proceeds — On every ticket sold through September 10.
$500
Mukti & Revival — 30 Year Anniversary USA Tour
from every show.
$500
Samikshya Adhikari & Shiva Pariyar — USA Tour 2026
from every show.
3E Entertainment has already contributed NPR 100,000 (Rs. 1 Lakh) toward supporting those affected.
We will keep sharing updates on the funds raised and how they are distributed. Ask us about the fund.
Every figure above is taken from the Together for Nepal campaign flyer supplied by GFF. No totals have been estimated or added.
We preserve Nepali language, arts and traditions by putting them in front of young people as something living, not something historical.
Scholarships, counselling and mentorship, aimed at the specific moments where a student can lose their footing.
Young people run things here. They organise, they speak, they lead — they are not the subject of the programme, they are the programme.
Music, dance, art and heritage brought into the open, where a child can see their own culture celebrated by a room full of people. Festivals are not a side project here — they are how identity survives a generation abroad.
Scholarships, youth conferences, mentorship and leadership development. The work is practical: get a student in front of someone who has already walked the path they are considering.
Community building, cultural exchange and collaborative projects that connect Nepalese youth across countries — so a young person in Virginia and one in Sydney are part of the same family, not two separate diasporas.
Programme descriptions are GFF’s own. Photographs are licensed stock images of Nepali community life, credited to their photographers — they illustrate the work, and are not documentation of a specific GFF event.
Global Family Foundation is a non-profit sponsor of DT Fest 2026, a Dashain and Tihar celebration in the heart of the DMV. Half of every online ticket sold through September 10 goes toward Nepal flood relief.
Date, venue, presenters and programming come from the DT Fest 2026 flyer supplied by GFF. DTFEST New England has not announced a date or venue, so none is shown.
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