Together, We Are Making A Difference

The Africa Project is committed to helping meet the most basic needs of children living in extreme poverty especially those orphaned or made vulnerable by the AIDS pandemic in Africa. This means providing financial resources to ensure that they have a safe place to live, food, access to medical care and opportunities to go to school.

By giving what you can, you are making a real difference in the lives of the children and families served through the programs we support.

WOAC Sponsors Needed

The Africa Project is also looking for business and community leaders to sponsor the annual Week of the African Child, December 1st to 8th.

All sponsorships include tickets to the Holiday Brunch and recognition at all Week of the African Child (WOAC) events including the Holiday Brunch and the Youth Conference on AIDS as well as acknowledgment on The Africa Project website.

  • The Week of the African Child TITLE Sponsor ($5,000): Includes 20 tickets to the Holiday Brunch, WOAC recognition, linked leaderboard (728x90px) on our WOAC webpage.
  • Humanitarian Sponsor ($2,500): Includes 15 tickets to the Holiday Brunch, WOAC recognition, linked ad (300x250px) on our WOAC webpage.
  • Event Sponsor ($1,500): Includes 8 tickets to the Holiday Brunch, WOAC recognition, linked ad (180x150px) on our WOAC webpage.

In-Kind Sponsorships of needed products and/or services donated will be recognized according to their value.

The Africa Projects value our business partners. We encourage you to do what works best for you and your business or organization. Write to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. for more information.

 

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TAP Works With Local Providers

The Africa Project works with service providers in Nkandla, South Africa - those who are on the ground providing direct services - and asks "how can we help you do more of what you do better?"

Each year, board members travel to Nkandla (at their own expense) and spend time volunteering in the community.These opportunities allow us to better understand what is happening, assess community needs and determine how we can help. The relationships we have established with community leaders and other stakeholders have proven invaluable in our efforts. We continue to learn and are inspired by the work they are doing to improve the lives of their citizens.

Tiffany and Travis are getting married and In lieu of gifts, they are asking their family and friends to make a donation to The Africa Project. Read more...