Two years ago, in 2014, a Facebook group called US-Nepal Help Network was founded by two emigrants from Nepal. Although it is only the first Facebook group, they have managed to connect more than five thousand people of Nepali origin in the United States. They not only bring together the people of their country, they also help hundreds of people who need their help and advice. This group was founded by a 22-year-old Nepalese student who came to the United States to obtain his degree. But within a short time, he managed to unite other people of his background and his group gained massive recognition throughout the country. Today, its network has expanded throughout the United States and is able to connect people of the same cultural background and help each other in their struggle in a foreign country. Unlike many other cultural groups that exist in the country, this group was able to fascinate me because of the efforts they make to unite and preserve their culture and traditions despite being millions of miles apart of their country. To find out more about the group and examine people's reaction to this type of formed community, I decided to interview some of the group members. Wanting to know more about the group, I interviewed the group's founder, Mr. . Prabesh Nepal. He was a tall, handsome man, with an extremely attractive muscular body, long hair, and an unshaven beard. To me he looked more like an Arab than a Nepalese. “Sit down, ma’am,” he said, pulling out the chair for me. It was around five in the evening and the cafeteria was busy with couples and children laughing and playing in the hallway. "I'm so happy that you are part of the groups living miles from our homes to make our own dreams come true, but our small contribution helped save lives and make someone's life easier. It doesn't matter is not taking a very big step, but simply a small step by which we can contribute to making the world a better place to live in, not only for ourselves but also for others; US-Nepal Help Network is a community of. five thousand Nepalis living in the United States, who worked together to create a community for themselves, uniting the people of their country and preserving their culture and at the same time serving humanity by helping those who are helpless and . are looking for support in their country Overall, it was a great experience for me because I met beautiful people around me, with even prettier hearts, full of affection and hope for a better world...