EKARI FOUNDATION
Sponsorships
$35 per month Supports a student’s public high school education for one year.
Other levels are available. Although we have defined sponsorship levels, any amount that fits a sponsor’s budget is greatly appreciated.
Programs
Our educational programs provide those students most in need with a solid educational foundation equipping them with the skills needed to obtain employment.
Our community programs support our students’ families and communities.
Donate
Donors are able to SPONSOR A STUDENT and/or support one of EKARI’s many programs. One-time contributions, annual payments, and monthly recurring payments are accepted.
All contributions are tax deductible.
Mission
Our Vision
Empowered communities leading self-sustaining lives filled with dignity and self-worth; thus, adults and youth who no longer need and even more so no longer want EKARI Foundation’s support.
By the end of 2020, our goal is to increase the high school graduation rate among the students we support to 90 percent. In addition, our goal is to increase the livelihoods in the households we support by 100 percent.
Our Mission
Educating Malawians toward self dependency.
August 2018 Update
Social Media Highlight In case you missed it on our Facebook page… Laston recently received employment through the Malawi government as an assistant veterinary officer! He studied Animal Husbandry in college, so this is a great fit! We… Read More
The Unexpected That Made My Trip Worthwhile
I traveled to Malawi in April for my annual monitoring and evaluation trip. Because I communicate daily with our field staff, my trip went pretty much as expected. But, it was those things that I did not expect… Read More
March 2018 Update
Social Media Highlight In case you missed it on our Facebook page… We have welcomed a new intern to the EKARI Malawi staff – Stanley Namakhwa! He is an EKARI beneficiary currently studying horticulture at the Natural Resources… Read More
January 2018 Update
Impact Story: Jenipher Jenipher is one of EKARI’s 13 recent high school graduates. Her story is one of patience, hard work, and resilience. In 2015, Jenipher passed her senior year exam, but did not score high enough for… Read More
