ONE · Project 01
Khana bhayo?
खाना भयो?
It is Nepali for “did you eat?”, the way you greet someone you care about.
The postcard
Some Nepali restaurants keep a small postcard on the table. It greets you the way family would: Khana bhayo? Then it asks a second question. Can you feed someone else?
What guests give goes into one pool. Every Saturday, that pool pays for a feeding at Pashupati, in Kathmandu.
The meal matters. So does the habit behind it: asking whether someone has eaten, and then making sure they have. Taking care of each other is what ONE is.
Feed someone
Give in whatever way is easiest for you. Every gift goes into the same Saturday pool.
There is no suggested amount. Give whatever you can afford.
Donations by Zelle, Venmo and PayPal are matched by hand. They appear in the ledger as pending until an authorized admin confirms them.
ONE's legal status has not been decided yet, so we cannot offer tax receipts at this time.
Where it goes
Weekly numbers
Every Monday we post the numbers for the week before: what was collected, how many people were fed, and what was spent.
The first weekly numbers will be posted here.
- Every donation will be listed here with its amount, date, how it was given and its status.
- Entries matched by hand stay pending until an authorized admin confirms them. They are labelled as confirmed by hand, never as payment-verified.
- Corrections and refunds are added as new entries. Earlier entries are never edited.
- No donor personal information is published.
The verification system is coming soon. No records are published yet.