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Help Catherine Kawerere with her medical bills

Catherine Kawerere ndi mtsikana wa ku Kasungu ali pululu waukulu omwe wavutika nao kwazaka 7. Iyeyo kidney yake yidafoka ndipo wakhala akupita kuchipatala koma tsopano zafika poti akufunika akapeza thandizo Ku India komwe kidney transplant ikatheke.  Abale ndi alongo zotheka kupulumusa moyo wamzathu munyengo yovutayi chifukwa iyeyo akusowekera 46 million kuti zonse zitheke. Dziwani kuti or 1 thousand ikhoza kusutha ndithu mpaka kupeza ndalama yonse.Ndikangachape mulinako kangathe kuthandiza kupulumutsa moyo wa cathy

MK 117,0300.2% funded

34 supporters56 days left

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Commemorating World Prematurity Day at Salima district hospital

Little Warriors is a group of Mother's who God blessed with babies that came a little earlier than expected. The group was created to encourage new mothers, share our experiences make their nursing journey easier and memorable. We also focus on donating to NICU at district level. As  we join the world in commemorating World Prematurity Day which falls on 17th November each year with the theme:  Small babies, big potential. Invest in follow-up care to protect their future!  Our plan is to visit Salima District Hospital to cheer mothers and donate hospital needs. Please join us and donate to this cause. All needed list of items is attached on the poster God bless as you donate monetary or material things

MK 54,00017.1% funded

6 supporters9 days left

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YOU PICK THE ARTIST. WE MAKE THE EPISODE.

YOU PICK THE ARTIST. WE MAKE THE EPISODE. Bring Your Favourite Artist to Za Nyimbo Podcast Fundraising Target: MWK 1,500,000 Who's that one artist you've always wanted to see on Za Nyimbo Podcast? The one you've been suggesting in our comments, requesting in our DMs, or asking us to bring onto the show? Well, this time, YOU get to make it happen! We are launching YOU PICK THE ARTIST. WE MAKE THE EPISODE. — a fan-powered campaign that puts the Za Nyimbo Podcast audience in the driver's seat. We want to give you the opportunity to bring your favourite artist to the platform by contributing towards making their episode possible. Our fundraising target is MWK 1,500,000, which will go towards covering the logistics, production costs and an honorarium for the featured artist. How it works Pick your artist: Tell us who you want to see on Za Nyimbo Podcast. Make it happen: Contribute towards our MWK 1,500,000 fundraising target. Spread the word: Invite other fans to support the campaign. We make the episode: Once we hit our target, we'll bring the selected artist onto Za Nyimbo Podcast for an exclusive episode. This is your chance to move beyond requesting your favourite artist and actually help make their appearance happen. Whether you're contributing a little or a lot, every contribution brings us closer to making that conversation a reality. Because at Za Nyimbo, we believe the fans should have a voice in the stories we tell. YOU PICK THE ARTIST. WE MAKE THE EPISODE. Let's bring your favourite artist to Za Nyimbo Podcast! BE AWARE:  Contributors get acknowledged as supporters of the episode. Fans can share the campaign to rally other supporters. The selected artist's episode can carry a special "Fan-Powered Episode" identity. You could even acknowledge the top contributors in the episode credits.

MK 20,4001.3% funded

3 supporters48 days left

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Fish farming in Zolozolo Mzuzu

Help us to raise funds to support 12 families in zolozolo Mzuzu, funds raised will help underprivileged families the families to start fish farming as a business, the funds generated from their business will help them stop struggling with daily food, pay school fees and improve their houses which are not in good condition I have trained the families in fish farming to start their own business from fish farming, from fis farming families can sell the fish to pay school fees, have daily food and improve their houses which leak, have cracks and are not well finished

MK 1,5000% funded

1 supporter76 days left

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Education

School uniforms campaign

Give 100 Boys Hope: A School Uniforms Campaign  At EduRise Malawi, we believe no boy should miss out on education because of poverty. Through our Bringing Boys Back to School Initiative in Chiradzulu, we have already supported over 22 boys with school uniforms. During our work at one of the school where we're operating, we learned that many boys come from families struggling to afford basic school necessities. Some children are sent home because they lack the required uniforms, disrupting their education and affecting their confidence. Today, more than 100 vulnerable boys still need our help. We are raising funds to provide school uniforms and learning materials, helping them attend school with dignity and hope. Your contribution, no matter how small, can change a boy's story. Together, let's ensure poverty does not stand between a child and his dreams. ❤️ Boys must learn not earn.

MK 14,9500.9% funded

12 supporters19 days left

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Help Us Finish a Secondary School Block at Mantchewe

This campaign aims to raise funds to complete a two-classroom secondary school block at Mantchewe  in Livingstonia, Rumphi District, Malawi. Our fellow youths from  Mantchewe walk long distances about 1 hour to access secondary education up the hill to Livingstonia. We, at Rise for Phoka Community Foundation wants to help change this situation by bringing quality secondary education closer to their homes, giving local children a better opportunity to continue learning. The school block already has its roof on and internal plastering completed, with initial support from a well-wisher. At the moment now, we need your support to finish the floor, outside plastering, doors and windows, and painting so that the classrooms can be prepared for learning. Our total budget for the remaining work is K10,350,000, and our first fundraising target is K5,000,000. The school will initially offer Forms One and Three through a private section with fair and affordable school fees. The income generated will help cover school administration costs and teachers' salaries, supporting the school's long-term sustainability. We are calling on you, dear change makers at home and abroad to help us complete these classrooms. Your contribution will help bring education closer to the children of Mantchewe. Together, we can finish what has started and invest in a brighter future for our children.

MK 15,8000.3% funded

7 supporters51 days left

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