Tibet House US

Tibet House US, established in 1959, is a nonprofit cultural preservation organization dedicated to safeguarding Tibet's ancient traditions of philosophy, mind science, art, and culture. Founded at the request of the Dalai Lama, its mission addresses the impact of the Chinese invasion of Tibet and the subsequent Tibetan diaspora. The organization was co-founded in downtown Manhattan, New York City, by scholar Robert Thurman, actor Richard Gere, and composer Philip Glass, reflecting a broad base of support and expertise.

Operating with a significant scale, Tibet House US manages 3 locations and employs between 1,000-5,000 individuals. Its core activities involve preserving and presenting Tibetan heritage through various means, including video materials, teachings, and cultural exhibitions. The organization also engages in relief efforts, providing emergency food and rations to support food security initiatives. Understanding the human element behind its mission is key; you can learn more about the people driving this work by visiting Meet Tibet House US's team.

Financially, Tibet House US reported a revenue of $425.6M. The organization has also received funding, including a $349,000 debt financing in March 2021 from PPP. Its work places it within the broader landscape of charitable organizations and foundations, often collaborating with or competing against entities focused on cultural preservation and humanitarian aid. For a detailed look at its financial performance and metrics, interested parties can Explore financial highlights.