Bridge to Nepal
After learning about Nepali "kamaiyas" in 1998, TURBOCAM Founder and President Marian Noronha made his first trip to Nepal in 1999 with the mission of freeing slaves and their families from their generational bondage and debt.
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TURBOCAM and Water
Clean drinking water is a basic need for all people. Many water sources in Nepal and India are contaminated and this leads to disease and death. UNICEF reports that approximately 400,000 children in India die every year due to diseases spread through impure water. This is approximately two children every three minutes.
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Gideon's Story
Gideon was formerly known as Krishna Gautam and was born in Nepal in 1986. While still very little, he was put into an orphanage. His caretaker in the orphanage, Gita Gautam, gave him the surname Gautam. As a small boy, he and other little boys were sent by Gita in groups of two to rob in the fields at night time. And during the day, she would send them to beg for donations for the orphanage.
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TURBOCAM's 25th Anniversary Outing
TURBOCAM celebrated its 25th anniversary in 2010. To recognize this milestone, the company hosted an event at the Boston-Portsmouth Air Show, which was held August 28 & 29. This was the perfect way to celebrate our corporate achievements and honor the employees, vendors, and customers who help make our success possible.
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