Empowering students of Tanzania
to learn, lead and thrive

Tanzania Education Fund Supporters provide the foundation for
Nianjema Secondary and High School and the success of its students

Supporters

The Nianjema Secondary and High School benefits from the support and interest of individuals, community organizations, churches, companies and government grants. 287 individual contributors who donated $75,000 in 2009. Others provide volunteer time and gifts in kind.

Combined Federal Campaign (#73512) contributors provide substantial annual support for Nianjema Schools.

USAID infrastructure grants are instrumental in the development of the school campus. USAID funding has underwritten faculty and staff housing, on site dormitories and the new high school complex.


2010-11 Organizational Contributors

United Nations Women's Guild, Westchester Group – funds scholarships for Nianjema girls

First Baptist Church of Vienna – funds merit scholarships

Keirin Culture – bike store in Roanoke, VA, funds transport of bicycles to Nianjema Bike Club (also contributes bikes)

St. Mark's Catholic Church Tithing Commission – funds science laboratory equipment

Nianjema Secondary and High School also receives gifts from individuals through Aid for Africa, Tri and Climb, and the Combined Federal Campaign (#73512).

Holy Trinity Catholic Church, Copley Crypt – funds annual full scholarship

Digitas – an international internet corporation, provides general funds to support Nianjema through a matching grant

American Institutes for Research, Washington, DC – an educational research company, gives general funds to support Nianjema

iContact – an email marketing company, provides support for teacher salaries



In Kind Contributions

Carney, Inc – a Performance Acceleration™ company providing Federal Government clients with a wide range of training, learning, and strategic human resource management services – provides TEF website design, development, and hosting

Penn State University Engineering Students – provides solar energy designs and prototypes for the computer laboratory and dormitories

Capital PC User Group of Rockville, MD – recycles used computers in a project called Reboot.

Young mothers group of Alexandria Virginia – donates gently used toys for the nursery school



To explore giving opportunities, go to How You Can Help or contact Executive Director Daphne Sloan.