Himalayan Stove Project Company Profile
The Himalayan Stove Project is a philanthropic project dedicated to preserving the Himalayan environment and improving the health of the people living in the trans-Himalayan region.
We provide free, clean-burning, highly fuel-efficient cook stoves to individuals and families living in the Himalayas who now cook with traditional, rudimentary stoves or over open fire pits inside their homes, consuming excessive amounts of precious fuel and polluting the indoor air to dangerously unhealthy levels.
Our goal is to deliver 10,000 free stoves within five years.
News from Himalayan Stove Project:
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Nonprofit celebrates #EarthMonth and says "Thank You" to early funders of Container #3 (C#3) TAOS, N.M., April 14, 2015 /PRNewswire/ — The Himalayan Stove Project, a US-based charity working to end deadly Household Air Pollution (HAP) and reduce deforestation and slow global warming, all caused by rudimentary cook stoves in the High Himalayas, announces a […]
Himalayan Stove Project Matches Donations on #GivingTuesday
Charity Encourages Holiday Spending with a Life-Saving Purpose on December 2, 2014 TAOS, N.M., Nov. 24, 2014 /PRNewswire/ — In an effort to get back to a more meaningful sense of the "holiday spirit" after the over-hyped Black Friday (November 28) and Cyber Monday (December 1) spending binges that follow Thanksgiving, more than 10,000 organizations […]
Himalayan Stove Project Explains the Unsuspected Household Cause of 4 Million+ Deaths per Year
New, Two-Minute Video Unveils One of the World's Biggest, Least-Known Killers TAOS, N.M., Oct. 8, 2014 /PRNewswire/ — Every day, 42 percent of the world faces a silent, little-known killer, responsible for more than 4 million premature deaths globally. With each meal, 3 billion people expose themselves to a threat more deadly than malaria, HIV-AIDS and […]
Did You Know There's an Invisible Killer in One-Half of the World's Kitchens?
TAOS, N.M., Dec. 17, 2013 /PRNewswire/ — Household Air Pollution, from primitive cookstoves, kills 4 million people every year – more than combined deaths from Malaria, HIV/Aids and Tuberculosis. (Photo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20131217/PH34261-a ) (Photo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20131217/PH34261-b ) People say, "I had no idea" when they hear that mind-boggling fact. Fortunately, something is being done about this, on a global basis. Julia Roberts, Global […]
Himalayan Stove Project Unveils Mount Everest Art Print Fundraiser to Raise Awareness of Household Air Pollution
The nonprofit will donate each $250 purchase of the "Limited Edition 50th Anniversary of Everest" print to improving the lives and environment in Nepal TAOS, N.M. and KATHMANDU, Nepal, July 30, 2013 /PRNewswire/ — The Himalayan Stove Project (HSP) brings awareness to the devastating effects of household air pollution (HAP) and its mission is to distribute clean cookstoves in the most remote […]
The Himalayan Stove Project: Changing the World, One Clean Cookstove at a Time, Raising Awareness of Household Air Pollution
TAOS, N.M. and KATHMANDU, Nepal, July 24, 2013 /PRNewswire/ — The Himalayan Stove Project (HSP) is a humanitarian & philanthropic effort dedicated to preserving the Himalayan environment and improving the health of the people living in the Trans-Himalayan region. We donate free, clean-burning, highly efficient cookstoves to families in some of the most remote areas in […]
$30,000 Grant Awarded to the Himalayan Stove Project by the Halton Foundation
Grant supports Himalayan Stove Project's program in the Trans-Himalayan region TAOS, N.M., Nov. 27, 2012 /PRNewswire/ — "Everyone has a right to healthy indoor air" is the motto of the Halton Foundation, which supports non-profit organizations that promote wellbeing of people suffering from poor indoor environmental air quality. The Foundation awards annual grants to non-profit organizations, […]
Mount Everest Commemorative Poster Released by the Himalayan Stove Project, Just in Time for a Holiday Gift
The Poster is Available at The Himalayan Stove Project Website TAOS, N.M., Nov. 13, 2012 /PRNewswire/ — The poster was created to honor the 50th Anniversary of the first five American mountaineers to reach the Everest's summit in May 1963, and the entire expedition that supported that historic effort. The poster, created by artist Elizabeth Mercuri, […]
The Himalayan Stove Project Is Distributing 1,400 Clean, Efficient, Life-Transforming Cookstoves in Nepal
This is the first phase of a multi-year project KATHMANDU, Nepal, Sept. 11, 2012 /PRNewswire/ — The Himalayan Stove Project believes in the conservation of nature, improving people's health and transforming the lives, of individuals, families and communities, one clean cookstove at a time. The complete story of their inspiring and innovative program can be seen […]
