FPMT Mongolia: Re-igniting Buddhism in Central Asia


In late 1999, Lama Zopa Rinpoche established FPMT Mongolia (a non-profit religious organization) to help re-light the lamp of Mongolian Buddhist culture - which was almost completely destroyed by the Communist regime - and to provide assistance for the poor and under-privileged. Five years have passed since the project's inception and there is now a great deal to report. The first major success was the establishment of the City Center (known as Shedrup Ling) in the capital of Mongolia, Ulaanbaatar. This center not only teaches the Dharma, but also serves as an administrative base for a wide range of programs in Mongolia. With this as a starting point, generous donors from all over the world have helped FPMT Mongolia reach remarkable milestones. These include:

These programs have helped reawaken Mongolia to its rich Buddhist heritage. However, this is simply the beginning. FPMT Mongolia continues to be engaged in some remarkable programs that will deepen the impact of the work already completed, such as:

Please keep in mind that all the services provided by FPMT Mongolia to the people of Mongolia are largely free. More than ever we need your support to complete FPMT Mongolia's mission of FPMT Mongolia, to assist in giving back to the Mongolians the Dharma that they helped to establish and preserve for us. This website is designed to show in more detail the projects of FPMT Mongolia. We have included the estimated costs of running each project, so that you have some idea of what funds are required. For more information on each project please use the links below.

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FPMT has established Mongolia, FPMT (MGN) as a designated purpose fund, which with the support of generous benefactors, supports the work of FPMT's affiliate, Mongolia, FPMT (MGN). All donations made to the fund are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.