Friends

We have friends who help us by donating a percentage of the proceeds of their sales and services to the Tibetan Nuns Project. When you purchase their products and/or utilize their services, you help us.

Products & Gifts

Live Wire Spirit - Barbara Brown is a California architect who enjoys creating Buddha-inspired wire sculptures as a form of meditation and personal practice. For her, these whimsical figures come alive as they are transformed from the spool of wire, spreading a little joy to others, while reminding us to keep lightness in our hearts. 50% of all proceeds from sales of these sculptures are donated to the Tibetan Nuns Project. These sculptures are available in select California Bay Area galleries and Buddhist bookshops, as well as at the artist's website www.livewirespirit.com.

Cafepress - Yvonne Richman has offered to donate all of the profit from the sale of her $3 mugs sold at Cafepress. Thank you Yvonne. Here is the link to her store: www.cafepress.com/dancinglotus

Beholdersgroup.com - The Beholders Group store contributes to social, environmental and humanitarian causes by selling products related to Body, Mind, and Spirit from small communities all over the world. The Beholders Group has selected the Tibetan Nuns Project as one of the projects they support with the proceeds from the store. Please visit them and support their work and ours. Store: www.beholdersgroup.com

Books & Films

Frame of Mind Films creates innovative media that fosters individual and social awareness and transformation. Their documentary films, media, and publications educate, entertain, and enlighten. Extraordinary life stories that bear witness to spirit, hope, and courage unfold as we explore the universal themes of tolerance, human rights, and global harmony. Their film "Tibetan Nuns Project: Building a Life in Exile" is a a beautifully crafted story about the nuns supported by the Tibetan Nuns Project. Please click here to view the trailer.

(Mandala](http://foothillspublishing.com/2009/id69.htm) by Diana Woodcock, the 14th book in FootHills Poets on Peace Series.

Diana Woodcock’s poetry circumnavigates the globe as if circling a mandala, from Flagstaf to Lhasa, Cairo to Macau, always keeping faith with the work of a scrupulous witness, moral compass firmly in hand, “balancing—always balancing, ready to be erased,” yet dancing and singing a bridge into being across the airy space.

                      Gregory Donovan, author of Calling His Children Home

Dedicated to the Tibetans, Diana Woodcock's collection of poems reminds us of the immensity of this world. Addressing both violence and beauty, the collection's compelling and edgy terrain lingers— like the “golden specks of sunlight…on timbrel bells”—from her poem “Year of Lhasa.”

Talvikki Ansel, author of Jetty and My Shining Archipelago

eBay Giving Works

There are a number of friends who sell products on eBay that benefit the Project. Either they provide a percentage of their proceeds to the Tibetan Nuns Project or they purchase wholesale. All you have to do is type in "Tibetan Nuns Project" in the search bar on eBay to find the products and stores. Here are a few eBay stores that we know that support us in one way or another.

Let Us Know

If you'd like to help us by providing a percentage of your proceeds from a product or service, or if you know of any individuals or businesses who may be interested, please send the information to info@tnp.org. We will be happy to add you/them to our list.