Hai there,
it’s a year now since I visited the orphanage. I see now that the project with the instant-camera’s are completed. The results are beautifull. What a joy to see that a small effort can do great things.
warm greetings to all children, and carring adults
Jan Swerts
belgium
2 By admin on 29 Nov 2009 at 5:55 pm
Hello Jan
Thanks again for helping us accomplish the camera project. There are indeed some wonderful pictures of the children. It was a great joy to visit them again last June.
Sarah
3 By Meryl on 29 Nov 2009 at 8:59 am
Hello! I have had a trip booked from December 2009 – January 2010, but because of work circumstances must push the trip back to at least spring 2010.
However, I would love to come and visit when I do make the trip and I would love to donate items and funds from my family this winter! Can you send me some examples of items that the kids would like?
Thank you!
4 By admin on 29 Nov 2009 at 5:53 pm
Dear Meryl,
Thank you for your visit to the guestbook. It is quite costly to send boxes to the orphanage. Whenever I visit I bring along extra luggage with sunblock lotion and clothes for the children. Also, during my last visit to Lhasa Amala took me shopping for shoes for the children. They get discounts at the supporting stores and it is much easier and cheapier to supply them with stuff. If you would like to make a donation, you can use the bank account that you can find in the help section. I send the donations to them with moneywire whenever the amount is big enough. Thanks again for your support.
Sarah
5 By Mr & Mrs O. B. Fouquet on 16 Dec 2009 at 9:45 pm
Visited in 2007 and just now getting around to checking out your website. Great to hear about your new home. May God bless and we will try to get some financial support to you after the Holidays.
6 By Melodee on 31 May 2010 at 5:09 pm
I am interested in learning more about your work. Will be coming to Lhasa in July 2010. How many children are being helped? What are the current needs? Do they receive any religious training? May God bless you for your work and all the children that you serve!
7 By Kristin Hirst on 03 Jun 2010 at 5:39 pm
Hello,
I’m working on a school project to raise either money or supplies (depending on what is needed) for the orphanage. I was wondering what the current needs are and any suggestions to make sure I am helping as much as I can. I will also be visiting on the OAT trip this Summer and plan to bring with me anything collected. You can e-mail me any information at: [redacted]
Thanks!
8 By Pitsa Johnson on 27 Jul 2010 at 12:11 pm
I visited the orphanage on July 10, 2010 with the Overseas Adventure Travel group. I would like to send lots of clothes, toys and school supplies to the children. Please let me know of any restrictions.
Thank you, Pitsa Johnson
9 By Russell Dinwoodie on 04 Dec 2010 at 8:27 am
I was on an OAT tour that visited your location several years ago and was shown around the orphanage by a young girl named Dhega that I have sent things to and corresponded with in the past. Is she still in your care? Also did you ever receive the memorial money I sent through OAT Foundation in 2006? According to them it was delivered. I believe it was a little over $500. If Dhega is still there please have her drop me a short note to let me know how she is doing or if she is no longer there please give me what information you can about her. Thanks for your prompt reply.
Russ
10 By Josef Danner on 22 Dec 2010 at 9:33 pm
Wir bereisen China im August 2011,wie auch Lhasa und möchten dieses Projekt besuchen , filmisch dokumentieren und vor Ort finanziell unterstützen!
Was sollten wir dabei beachten? Was brauchen die Kinder ?
11 By Yvonne Perrin on 09 Dec 2011 at 9:26 am
I visited Dickey orphanage on Saturday 15th October 2011 while traveling with Travel Directors. I noticed how much the children enjoyed a small knitted teddy bear donated by one of our group.Since I arrived home, I have been busy making and gathering many cuddly little teddy bears and would like to send them to the children. Is this an acceptable idea? The only address i have is ..
Dickey Orphanage Lhasa, Tibet. PRC
Is this address correct? if not ,please advise.
Regards Yvonne
12 By admin on 09 Dec 2011 at 3:57 pm
Dear Yvonne, Thank you for your interest in the children at Dickey’s. You can use that postal address for sending the toys. The zip code is 85000.
admin:
Dear Yvonne, Thank you for your interest in the children at Dickey's. You can use that postal address for sending the toys. The zip code is 85000.
Yvonne Perrin:
I visited Dickey orphanage on Saturday 15th October 2011 while traveling with Travel Directors. I noticed how much the children enjoyed a small knitted teddy bear donated by one of...
Josef Danner:
Wir bereisen China im August 2011,wie auch Lhasa und möchten dieses Projekt besuchen , filmisch dokumentieren und vor Ort finanziell unterstützen!
Was sollten wir dabei beachten? Was brauchen die Kinder ?
46 Guestbook Entries
1 By jan swerts on 28 Nov 2009 at 12:23 pm
Hai there,
it’s a year now since I visited the orphanage. I see now that the project with the instant-camera’s are completed. The results are beautifull. What a joy to see that a small effort can do great things.
warm greetings to all children, and carring adults
Jan Swerts
belgium
2 By admin on 29 Nov 2009 at 5:55 pm
Hello Jan
Thanks again for helping us accomplish the camera project. There are indeed some wonderful pictures of the children. It was a great joy to visit them again last June.
Sarah
3 By Meryl on 29 Nov 2009 at 8:59 am
Hello! I have had a trip booked from December 2009 – January 2010, but because of work circumstances must push the trip back to at least spring 2010.
However, I would love to come and visit when I do make the trip and I would love to donate items and funds from my family this winter! Can you send me some examples of items that the kids would like?
Thank you!
4 By admin on 29 Nov 2009 at 5:53 pm
Dear Meryl,
Thank you for your visit to the guestbook. It is quite costly to send boxes to the orphanage. Whenever I visit I bring along extra luggage with sunblock lotion and clothes for the children. Also, during my last visit to Lhasa Amala took me shopping for shoes for the children. They get discounts at the supporting stores and it is much easier and cheapier to supply them with stuff. If you would like to make a donation, you can use the bank account that you can find in the help section. I send the donations to them with moneywire whenever the amount is big enough. Thanks again for your support.
Sarah
5 By Mr & Mrs O. B. Fouquet on 16 Dec 2009 at 9:45 pm
Visited in 2007 and just now getting around to checking out your website. Great to hear about your new home. May God bless and we will try to get some financial support to you after the Holidays.
6 By Melodee on 31 May 2010 at 5:09 pm
I am interested in learning more about your work. Will be coming to Lhasa in July 2010. How many children are being helped? What are the current needs? Do they receive any religious training? May God bless you for your work and all the children that you serve!
7 By Kristin Hirst on 03 Jun 2010 at 5:39 pm
Hello,
I’m working on a school project to raise either money or supplies (depending on what is needed) for the orphanage. I was wondering what the current needs are and any suggestions to make sure I am helping as much as I can. I will also be visiting on the OAT trip this Summer and plan to bring with me anything collected. You can e-mail me any information at: [redacted]
Thanks!
8 By Pitsa Johnson on 27 Jul 2010 at 12:11 pm
I visited the orphanage on July 10, 2010 with the Overseas Adventure Travel group. I would like to send lots of clothes, toys and school supplies to the children. Please let me know of any restrictions.
Thank you, Pitsa Johnson
9 By Russell Dinwoodie on 04 Dec 2010 at 8:27 am
I was on an OAT tour that visited your location several years ago and was shown around the orphanage by a young girl named Dhega that I have sent things to and corresponded with in the past. Is she still in your care? Also did you ever receive the memorial money I sent through OAT Foundation in 2006? According to them it was delivered. I believe it was a little over $500. If Dhega is still there please have her drop me a short note to let me know how she is doing or if she is no longer there please give me what information you can about her. Thanks for your prompt reply.
Russ
10 By Josef Danner on 22 Dec 2010 at 9:33 pm
Wir bereisen China im August 2011,wie auch Lhasa und möchten dieses Projekt besuchen , filmisch dokumentieren und vor Ort finanziell unterstützen!
Was sollten wir dabei beachten? Was brauchen die Kinder ?
11 By Yvonne Perrin on 09 Dec 2011 at 9:26 am
I visited Dickey orphanage on Saturday 15th October 2011 while traveling with Travel Directors. I noticed how much the children enjoyed a small knitted teddy bear donated by one of our group.Since I arrived home, I have been busy making and gathering many cuddly little teddy bears and would like to send them to the children. Is this an acceptable idea? The only address i have is ..
Dickey Orphanage Lhasa, Tibet. PRC
Is this address correct? if not ,please advise.
Regards Yvonne
12 By admin on 09 Dec 2011 at 3:57 pm
Dear Yvonne, Thank you for your interest in the children at Dickey’s. You can use that postal address for sending the toys. The zip code is 85000.