COMMUNITY · SERVICE & VOLUNTEER WORK
Success Becomes More Meaningful When We Give Back
Community service has been an important part of my journey for many years.
From Rotary service in Nepal to financial education, cultural preservation, and community involvement in Colorado, I have always believed that professional success carries a responsibility to contribute beyond ourselves.
For me, service is not simply an activity. It is part of the legacy we create through the people and communities we help strengthen.
GIVING TIME. SHARING KNOWLEDGE. STRENGTHENING COMMUNITY.
I believe giving back does not always require money. Sometimes the most valuable contribution is our time, knowledge, experience, relationships, and willingness to serve.
SERVICE JOURNEY
Community Leadership Through the Years
2005–2006 · TREASURER
Rotary Club of New Road City
Served as Treasurer, supporting the club’s financial responsibilities while becoming more deeply involved in organized community service.
2006–2007 · PRESIDENT-ELECT
Rotary Club of New Road City
Continued developing as a community leader while preparing to assume responsibility for club leadership and service initiatives.
2007–2008 · PRESIDENT
Rotary Club of New Road City
Served as President with a commitment to Rotary’s principle of Service Above Self, leading programs and community initiatives through teamwork and volunteerism.
2009–2010 · DISTRICT CLUB EXTENSION COMMITTEE
Rotary International District 3290
Continued serving at the district level, supporting Rotary’s growth and broader community-service mission.
2013–PRESENT
Financial & Insurance Education
Began an ongoing commitment to helping individuals and families better understand health insurance, financial protection, and important financial decisions.
Education remains one of the most practical ways I believe I can contribute to the community.
2015–PRESENT
Sagun Financials Community Education
Through Sagun Financials, expanded educational outreach involving health insurance, Medicare, life insurance, retirement preparation, and financial literacy.
The goal is not simply to provide services, but to help people understand the decisions affecting their families and futures.
ONGOING
Colorado Newah Khala
Actively involved in strengthening the Newah and broader Nepali community in Colorado through cultural programs, volunteerism, education, and community events.
This work includes planning, organizing, coordinating volunteers, building community partnerships, and supporting cultural events.
WHAT I SERVE
Areas of Service
Financial Education
Helping individuals and families better understand insurance, healthcare, financial protection, and retirement preparation.
Cultural Preservation
Supporting programs that preserve Newah language, traditions, festivals, heritage, and community identity.
Community Leadership
Bringing people together, encouraging volunteerism, and helping organize initiatives that strengthen community relationships.
Leadership & Mentorship
Investing time in helping others develop confidence, professional skills, leadership abilities, and opportunities for growth.
HOW I SERVE
Ways I Give Time
i.
Organizing
Helping plan community programs, cultural celebrations, educational events, and volunteer activities.
ii.
Educating
Sharing practical financial, insurance, Medicare, retirement, and professional knowledge.
iii.
Mentoring
Giving time to individuals who want to develop professionally, personally, and as future leaders.
iv.
Connecting
Bringing people, organizations, businesses, volunteers, and community resources together around a shared purpose.
SERVICE IN NUMBERS
2005–2010
ROTARY LEADERSHIP & SERVICE
2013–Present
FINANCIAL EDUCATION
2015–Present
COMMUNITY EDUCATION THROUGH SAGUN FINANCIALS
Ongoing
COLORADO NEWAH KHALA & CULTURAL SERVICE
LOOKING FORWARD
Sagun Foundation
My longer-term vision for community service includes the development of Sagun Foundation as a platform for meaningful and sustainable giving.
Its purpose is centered on supporting underprivileged children and senior citizens, especially in Nepal, while creating opportunities to bring people and resources together around causes that can make a lasting difference.
The goal is not simply charity for a moment, but meaningful support that can improve lives and preserve dignity.
PHILOSOPHY
Service Above Self
One lesson from my Rotary years has remained with me throughout my professional and personal journey: Service Above Self.
Success gives us opportunities. Service determines what we do with those opportunities.
“We may measure success by what we achieve, but significance is measured by how our achievements help improve the lives of others.”
— MANOJ TULADHAR
ON VOLUNTEERING
Time Is One of the Greatest Gifts
Financial contributions can make a difference, but communities also need people willing to show up, take responsibility, share their expertise, and work together.
I believe our time is one of our most valuable assets. When we voluntarily invest some of that time in others, its impact can continue long after an event has ended.
“You do not need to wait until you have everything to start giving back. Sometimes your time, experience, knowledge, and willingness to help are exactly what someone needs.”
— MANOJ TULADHAR
MOMENTS
Community in Action
Rotary Service
Leadership built around giving back
Financial Education
Sharing knowledge that helps families make informed decisions
Cultural Celebrations
Preserving heritage while connecting generations
Volunteer Leadership
Working together to strengthen the community
Mentorship
Investing time in the development of others
Future Giving
Building a foundation for lasting impact
MORE MOMENTS
Out in the Community
LOOKING AHEAD
Building a Legacy Through Service
My hope is that the next chapter of my life creates an even stronger connection between professional success and community impact.
My goal is to continue combining education, mentorship, cultural preservation, community leadership, and philanthropy while encouraging more people — especially future generations — to become involved in serving others. Because stronger communities are built when more of us are willing to participate.
There will always be another person to educate, another leader to develop, another tradition to preserve, and another opportunity to serve. That is the legacy I want to continue building.
