Support Our Legacy

The Gurkha Memorial Museum is built on donations from supporters. Your contributions help maintain display standards and sustain our historical archives.

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Bank Transfer Details

Make cheques or online bank transfers payable to the **Gurkha Memorial Trust**. Use the details below for international or local wire transfers.

Account Name: Gurkha Memorial Trust

Account Number:

001 119 00006495 000007

Bank Name: Pokhara Finance Limited

Branch: Head Office, Pokhara, Nepal

* Please contact the Manager's office at +977-61-444762 or write to us after initiating the transfer, so we can verify the transfer and issue your donation receipt.

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Scan and Donate

Scan this QR code using any Nepali mobile banking app, eSewa, Khalti, or Fonepay to make an instant donation.

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Giving Schemes

Donation Packages & Honors

We honor and preserve the names of our donors inside the museum. Choose a package that fits your support goals.

Buy a Brick

£100

Donate £100 (or equivalent in Nepali Rupees). For this donation, your name will be engraved on an individual steel plate displayed permanently on the donors wall in the second storey gallery.

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One Lakh (Rs. 100k)

Rs. 100,000 (~£700)

A donation of Rs. 100,000 (~£700) grants you permanent marble recognition. Your photograph and name, along with your spouse's, will be displayed on marble inside the ground floor hall. You will also automatically become a Life Member of the Trust and receive a photo card.

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Corporate / Group

Above 1 Lakh

For regimental organisations, commercial institutions, wives clubs, or other agencies donating above Rs. 100,000. The organisation name will be engraved on an individual steel plate on the special donors wall outside the top gallery.

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Our Donors

Honored Supporters Gallery

A glimpse of the individuals, groups, and ceremonies honoring those who help preserve the Gurkha heritage.a