Start from here We took overnight plan finally arrived Bhutan. I got off the plane feeling very tired. As soon as my feet hit the ground, we heard our friends cheering. I looked up and was shocked by the deep and clean blue sky. What kind of country would this be? After we were greeted by local friends, we came to the clean bus. Bhutanese friends put our luggage on the roof quickly and orderly, and then we got on the car.  Although it was a dirt mountain road along the way, the air was refreshing here. We

In October, we came to Bhutan, the country with the highest happiness index in the world, and began several-day volunteer tour. I was still impressed by all the people who helped me participate in DENER’s volunteer trip. The trip to Bhutan made me more aware of what I would like to do in the future. The organizers of DENER have carefully designed three school supplies for the students this time. Waterproof, lightweight schoolbag, Pencil case with eraser, pencil and ballpoint pen and colorful crayons. They have done a lot of work for this project and for our Bhutan

My relationship with Angela, founder of DENER Foundation, dates back more than 7 years. To witness her tenacity and perseverance, tackling the issue of providing school supplies for children and monastic students in remote parts of the world, and turning it into her lifelong pursuit has inspired many of us to be little more selfless and compassionate.  To be a part of the journey to Bhutan has been nothing short of an electrifying experience. There is something remarkable about the youth of Bhutan. Although they are a world away from the excess of material and information we take

Dear DENER’s friends: This October, DENER’s volunteers and friends organized a team and head to Bhutan for a ten-day stationary project journey. This time we shipped a lot of supplies to Bhutan, including schoolbag, stationery, colored pencils, children’s English books, candies and cookies. The volunteer team had a better understanding of the schools in Bhutan, local environment, culture and used the opportunity to communicatewith the school and students. Olathang Primary School The school was located on a very steep mountain and most of the students are from poor families. When we came to school that day, kindergarten class

This year in March, our stationery program has started as usual. The annual stationery program is a very important project for DENER. Before school starts in fall, stationery will be given to children in Taiwan and in remote mountains abroad. We hope that children will receive the stationery from DENER before new semester begins. This year marks the eighth year of the stationary program. As in the previous years, it is carried out separately in various places. Our team in Shanghai is responsible for raising the funds for schools in China; while in Taiwan, we are responsible for