Organisations Making a Difference
You can go directly to the organisations/charities we are working with to find out more information and how you can support them, through their websites.
The School Club Zambia
School Club Zambia helps children and young people in some of Zambia's most rural communities gain the education, skills, and opportunities they need to build financially secure and independent lives. Working primarily in the remote Sinazongwe District on the shores of Lake Kariba, where poverty, limited educational opportunities, and climate-related challenges continue to affect many families, we tackle the root causes of poverty through girls' education, vocational skills training, entrepreneurship, literacy, and climate resilience programmes.
Since 2011, we have worked alongside local communities to directly support more than 5,000 children and family members, helping girls stay in school, creating opportunities for young people to earn an income, and strengthening schools through practical, sustainable projects. As a UK-registered charity and Zambian NGO with deep roots in the communities we serve, we are uniquely placed to understand local challenges and develop solutions that are led by local people, creating lasting change long after individual projects have ended.
International Rhino Foundation
Global Research
IRF is based in the United States and operates on-the-ground programs in Africa and Asia where rhinos live in the wild, supporting viable populations of the five remaining rhino species and the communities that coexist with them.
Grassroots Support
IRF is building a unified front to save rhinos by engaging and activating rhino lovers around the world. Our global team of rhino conservationists is calling for an end to rhino poaching and sharing the plight of the rhino with others.
https://rhinos.org/
PANGOLIN CONSERVATION & RESEARCH FOUNDATION
OUR MISSION
We are dedicated to protecting Africa’s most trafficked mammal, the pangolin. We conserve pangolins through protection, research, and rewilding.
We empower local communities through opportunities and training to safeguard biodiversity in core pangolin landscapes.
Training & Employment of community game guards and Pangolin Guardians who patrol, monitor, and report crime
Community Empowerment and Engagement supporting sustainable livelihoods through job opportunities and crafts
Capacity Building & Collaboration with the Ministry of Environment, Forestry, and Tourism and local stakeholders
Awareness & Advocacy by raising local and global awareness about pangolins, ensuring they are protected
More to come
We'll be adding more partners so that you'll have a choice who you'd like to support