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Elementary & High School

Impact a community. Place a teacher in a rural school, send a student to high school, or build a school in an undeveloped area.
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College & Careers

Build the economy. Send a student to college, launch an entrepreneur’s career, or help a citizen learn a trade.
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Developmental Projects

Supply a bicycle or solar panels (for electricity) to a rural teacher, provide schools with desks  – assist in any way you can.
ZSF operates under a completely volunteer system. Board members pay all fundraising costs, so 100% of your donation goes to benefit Zambians.

7,346

SCHOLARSHIPS GIVEN

3,107

JOBS CREATED

$7,697,000

CASH & INKIND DONATIONS

1,891,648

VOLUNTEER HOURS

YOUR SUPPORT CAN CHANGE A LIFE

Christabel Nakazwe

Fund an Education

It’s hard to believe that for just $30 a month you could send a student living in the bush to high school for a year.

It is equally as hard to believe that without that $30 this student will not be able to go to high school.

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Give Someone a Job

Micro grants are not micro loans. In the Northern Province of Zambia, 88% of people do not have a steady income.

For as little as $30 a month you can provide a bright young entrepreneur with the tools they need to make a job for themselves.

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Pay a Teacher's Salary

65% of Zambians are living in the bush without running water or electricity. In these rural areas there are tiny village schools but they lack teachers.

For just $125 a month you can pay a teacher’s salary to go into the bush and teach children English.

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Special Requests

Sometimes we receive requests for additional items such as furniture, supplies for our schools and students, and replacement equipment for our entrepreneurs.

Your donation can help to enable our students and entrepreneurs on their journey to success.

OUR IMPACT

OUR STORY

What started as one small town woman’s big vision, ZSF has changed
the lives of thousands of Zambians over the past 20 years.

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