Raise a Village | sawubonaproject

Let's Raise a Village

When you donate to ACCI you support Jeff and Terri in their work with Sawubona Project.

Donations Needed: As a start-up, we don't have a large audience to connect with, so every bit really counts. The amounts below are suggestions only.
Monthly Donations Especially: Of course we are most grateful for any and all donations, however, we would greatly benefit from monthly donations. Knowing what we have and what's coming helps us plan and grow.
Tax Receipts: ACCI (our current mission organization) will issue charitable tax receipts. If donating online to ACCI, you'll receive an electronic receipt from CanadaHelps. If, donating by cheque, ACCI (Adventive Cross Cultural Ministries) will mail you a charitable tax receipt.

GO GIRLS!

Sponsor a Student

They're excited and they're committed to returning each week to learning essential skills for LIFE!

From:

$25

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GRADUATES

Sponsor Community Facilitators

Ongoing training for community leaders who become Life Skills Facilitators. Train the trainer and Raise a Village.

From:

$150

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EDU CENTRE

Sponsor Community Edu Centre

It has to happen somewhere and for now that somewhere is here. Support our community Education Centre.

From:

$50

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LIFE SKILLS

Sponsor Life Skills Modules

Modules with a holistic approach - focused on mental, social, physical, spiritual and emotional wellbeing.

From:

$50

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INTERACTIVE

Sponsor Interactive Activities

Interactive and experiential facilitation is essential. Student engagement is higher and retention more likely.

From:

$20

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LEAD TEAM

Sponsor Sawubona Team

None of it is possible without a dynamic team in Canada and South Africa. Consider supporting our team.

From:

$100

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Suggested Monthly Donations

Donate Now - One Time or Monthly

Thank you for taking time to gain a better understanding of Sawubona Project needs. We are so grateful for your willingness to support the new and exciting work Sawubona Project has begun in Msholozi, South Africa.