Get Involved
There are many ways to help rebuild Manakamana — with money, with copper, with your skills, or simply with your voice.
The reconstruction of Manakamana Devi’s temple is the work of a whole community — near and far. No contribution is too small, and no skill goes unneeded.
Whether you give a rupee or a copper vessel, an hour of your expertise or a memory worth keeping, you become part of what is being built for the generations to come.
Ways to help
Six ways to be part of it
Choose the way that fits you best — each one carries the work forward.
Give
Make a donation in rupees — every gift is recorded and honoured on the donor recognition ladder.
Donate now →Donate copper — तामा दान
Give copper vessels and heirlooms to clad the pagoda roof and gajur — donated copper becomes the temple’s skin.
Pledge copper →Volunteer your skills
Offer your time and expertise — from architecture and fundraising to skilled labour and spiritual guidance.
Sign up to volunteer →Join a diaspora unit
Connect with a country team abroad, coordinated with Sankhuwasabha Samaj chapters and NRNA.
Find your unit →Share a story
Contribute a memory, a photograph, or an oral history to the temple’s living heritage archive.
Contribute a story →Spread the word
Tell your family and friends, and share the campaign on social media — your voice reaches people we cannot.
Help us reach more people →Volunteer with us
Lend your hands and your heart
The committee is building a register of volunteers and advisors. Tell us who you are and how you would like to help, and the coordination team will reach out to match you with the work that needs you most.
Every interest area matters — from those who design and build the temple, to those who raise funds, organise events, or offer spiritual and cultural guidance.
Volunteer sign-up
Tell us how you would like to contribute.
From the Arun Valley to the world
Diaspora country units
Wherever the people of Sankhuwasabha have settled, a country unit carries the campaign abroad — collecting contributions, organising events, and keeping the diaspora connected to the temple back home. Each unit is coordinated with the local Sankhuwasabha Samaj chapter and the Non-Resident Nepali Association (NRNA).
Do not see your country? Sign up as a volunteer above and note where you live — the coordination team is opening new units as the diaspora comes together.
A message for the future
Leave a message for the generations who will gather here
A hope, a blessing, or a piece of wisdom for the community that will worship at this temple long after us. Your words will be kept as part of the temple’s founding record — a spiritual time capsule, from your generation to the next.