Jarno Snyman is 11 years old and Elaina Reynecke 6 years old, her cousin, both live in a squatter camp due to extreme poverty. These two children attend school but without supplies, like books, uniforms and often food to eat. They want to participate in the school activities and urgently need help.

Sonneblom Foundation combats teenage suicide in South Africa. They need three mobile phones:1. One that is Cell C Network-enabled for one of our volunteer prevention counsellors. A SIM with that will be a bonus.2. One that is Vodacom Network-enabled for our crisis line, currently running on a loan phone.3. One that is Vodacom Network-enabled, that can stay on standby for a teenager in crisis. A SIM with it will be awesome.With funds we can purchase and distribute, donations are also welcome. Secondhand, fully functional phones are also welcome.

During the 29th October to 3rd November 2025 election period in Tanzania, journalists and human rights defenders, including THRDC Watetezi Media, experienced challenges such as the loss of cameras and other essential equipment while covering public demonstrations. Limited access to information affected timely reporting and documentation. THRDC provided support to affected media workers and promoted responsible reporting and safety measures. To continue assisting journalists, ensuring reliable information flow, and maintaining safe operations, THRDC requires operational support, equipment replacement, and resources for media protection, training, and advocacy during sensitive events.

Meet Rocco—a bright 16-year-old special needs learner with a passion for learning and outstanding academic results. Unfortunately, both his parents are unemployed and cannot afford the transport fees, school uniforms, or learning materials he needs. We at CLR foundation have tried our best to help him get to school and supply some of his needs and are committed to continue helping

Donation request for school materials for displaced children in resettlement centers. Many children have lost their belongings during the conflict in Cabo Delgado and urgently need notebooks, pencils, erasers, rulers, and other basic school supplies to continue their studies and maintain educational continuity despite the challenges faced by the community.

To help vulnerable kids in Goderich and Mile 6 communities

Bright future for youth aims to help youth in Tanzania to have access to education, the need for a professional camera will help to record educational clips and photos to share with youth on social media so that they can access education from different trainers and facilitator digitally

At Irene Homes, our purpose is simple: to provide adults with intellectual disabilities a home filled with dignity, belonging, and hope. Every day, our residents experience more than care. They experience safety, meaning, and the small joys that make life rich. From learning new skills and building friendships to growing confidence, each moment reflects the power of generosity and support. There are challenges, but our community stands strong. Staff, residents, and supporters work side by side, turning obstacles into milestones and ensuring every person is seen, valued, and cherished. Supporting Irene Homes is more than giving. It is partnering in a journey where love, stability, and opportunity grow together. With every act of kindness, recovery becomes possible and hope becomes real. Irene Homes is more than a place. It is a promise of a life lived with purpose, dignity, and unwavering hope.