Tanzania Trip Report June 27 – July 11, 2023 making lasting change by one to one personal interactions The Africa Exchange Project was thrilled to re-engage the “exchange” aspect of our project with a two week trip this summer to visit our friends in Tanzania. AEP Board members, Jim Ahern, Greg Morisse, and Rob Schadt…
How Your Donations were used in 2021 How Your Giving Helps Despite weathering a second year of the pandemic, and with limited face-to-face fundraising, we continued to receive strong support for our work from our donor base. 2021 donations vastly exceeded our expectations! Because of this, the Africa Exchange Project provided $53,060 in direct aid…
The Africa Exchange Project strives to make every dollar that you donate to go to the people who need the most help. We are a 100% volunteer organization whose members cover most of our administrative costs. By fostering local relationships, we endeavor to maximize the funds spent to provide local service and boost the local…
Healthcare With the nearest hospital over two hours away, improving the health care clinic is critical to the village’s well being. Healthcare is Life We are focused on helping the most vulnerable: women and children. Before our help, women in labor would often have to share a single unclean bed with one or two other…
Cultural Exchange Over 10 years of face-to-face meetings have built lasting relationships. Exchange is essential to our success. By bringing people here and us going there, we are better able to understand their needs & help them achieve their dreams. Relationships are at the heart of what we do Our friendships built over the past…
Clean Water Access to clean water has reduced childhood mortality rates. In addition, we found that young girls who would have spent all day carrying water were now able to attend school. Clean water truly has a trickle down effect!Clean Water changes Lives Water is Life No Time To Learn Carrying water is considered work…
Science Center Education is the key to improving living conditions. They were in desperate need of a new science facilities so students can pursue careers in science. Why a Science Center? Having the proper facilities are required to pass the national exam which allows students to enter universities. The current facilities are woefully inadequate and…
Education Class sizes of over 100, one book being shared by 10 students, and lack of funds to cover school fees are some of the barriers to an education and a brighter future. Scholarships for Women Cost of schools fees prevent many children from gaining an education. Most families will send their sons to school…
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