Success: Phase 3 of Moriah Dance Project completed
Sophie Dale, student and dancer at Larkin Studios and Wayzata High School, returned to India to continue the Moriah Dance Project, which she started last
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Every donated dollar makes a big difference in the lives of these children. Please consider contributing to an initiative below.
To be successful in India’s global economy, students need a foundation of higher-level thinking skills taught and supported in a developmentally appropriate program.
Most Moriah School students come from disadvantaged homes and communities and they do not have access to expensive private schools. Moriah is a school that embraces diversity, welcoming students from all backgrounds.
A new initiative is being developed by a group of U.S. English language teachers and tutors who seek to support listening, speaking, reading and writing skills of the students of Moriah School.
The U.S. friends of Moriah School will provide supplemental English Language Learning opportunities to enhance and enrich English language skills of students and staff.
Interactions with native English speakers is of immense value and a means to change the entire trajectory of students’ lives…
Our longest-running initiative, the dance program at Moriah is currently the only physical education in the curriculum. Learn what's needed for the next phase.
Learning is easier with the proper tools. We're collecting various items for science, math and technology educational activities. Basic items make a big difference. Learn what we're looking for.
Each dorm only has one working light and needs an electrical upgrade. Fans keep the dorms cool in the hot months and the lights allow the children to study better into the evening.
The children in the home sleep on floor mats. There's space for two-level (bunk) cots, but it's not a priority among many other competing needs. We can speed this up.
Funds donated to the “General Discretionary Fund” help provide flexibility to cover gaps in other initiatives as well as any miscellaneous and/or unforeseen needs that arise. Also, a place to donate larger amounts.
Below are some past initiatives that have been funded. View All
Sophie Dale, student and dancer at Larkin Studios and Wayzata High School, returned to India to continue the Moriah Dance Project, which she started last
Andrew Dale, a rising sophomore at Wayzata High School in MN, traveled to India to spearhead a STEM lab for the Moriah Home and School.
An anonymous donor paid for the eye exams for each of the children in the home. The children will be taken to a reputable local optometrist
Two private donors purchased some pencils, paints and drawing/writing boards for the children of the home. The children were ecstatic! Buying the supplies at a
Two private donors funded a variety of leisure and sports equipment for the children in the home. Some of the items included: Basketball hoop Goals Soccer
The Moriah Dance Project and the Bible Faith Lutheran Ministries to India are grateful for the gift of Ms. Anne Koho – Founder and Executive
Andrew Dale, son of Esther raised funds for hockey sticks for the kids of the Moriah Home to play. I sent field hockey sticks to the
Donations were made to paint some of the classrooms and walls at the Moriah High School. The new paint made quite a difference in the
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