The Zambia’s Scholarship Fund supports a continuous cycle of education in Zambia.
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We make you a promise that 100% of the donation you make on this website will go directly to help Africans in need. Most charities take a percent of your donation to pay employees or to pay for more advertising to raise more money. We promise you that all the money donated through this website will go directly to Zambian’s in need. We can only do this through the donated work of our many volunteers. The necessary operating expenses (like the cost of this website) are paid for by our company leadership out of their own pockets. For example, no donated money was used to pay for advertising or for American workers in this company. This is truly unusual in the world of charitable giving. We are audited annually to prove that this is true. We then provide that information to the Federal government and are included in the Federal governments list of companies they encourage Federal workers to donate to.
If you make a reoccurring donation you can personally sponsor a student or teacher.
• High School students need $20 a month for everything
• College students need $30 a month for everything
• Teachers need $100 a month for everything
If you choose to be a sponsor in addition to donating, please email sponsors@zambiasscholarshipfund.org and tell us that you want to sponsor and communicate with your student or teacher. This communication means more to them than you can possibly imagine and you will be greatly enriched to hear how your money is transforming their lives.
Suggestions for donation amounts:
• $20 a month pays for a student to go to high school (including room and board)
• $30 a month pays for a student to go to college (including room and board)
• $100 a month pays for a qualified teacher to be sent to a rural school
• $25 pays for a teachers kit to be created, shipped and distributed (kits include things like notebooks, pens, chalk, teacher books, scissors, math packs, flash cards, etc.)
• $20 pays for a worker in Zambia to make a wooden desk and two chairs for the school
• $100 pays for a box of needed books to be gathered, shipped and distributed to schools
• $100 pays for a bicycle for one of our teachers
• $8000 pays for an entire container of thousands of books to be shipped and distributed
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Lukasha Chitoshi is one lucky girl. Volunteers visited Kasama Girls high in March of 2008. At that time we were given the sad news that one of the girls on our program last year had died. Her sponsor in the US, Elaine Dezso from Seattle Washington, had send a package with us to give to her student. We told the Principal at Kasama Girls High School to pick a new girl to take Martha’s place because we had a gift from Elaine to her sponsored student.
Well of course that was a much bigger task than it seemed because there were so many students waiting to be on the program. The stress of having to make such a life altering decision for the girls on the list filled her face with grief. We told the Principal we had to go visit other schools but would be back in a couple of days. Let’s just say we were relieved not to have the burden of picking that day. It would have been hard to meet all those girls and send all but one of them home. When we returned she had chosen Lukasha. We sat down with Lukasha and told her about the program. She was elated at her good fortune. Then we told her about her sponsor back in America and how she had wanted her student to have a small gift from her. We watched her shaking hands open the gift. She was speechless as she looked at the pretty blue and silver necklace. This is a picture of that the necklace and the lucky girl.
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