A donation of $1 can:
- Provide a child with an effective treatment for malaria
- Protect 50 old growth trees for one year
- Send $25 worth of medical supplies to an African country
A donation of $20 can:
- Buy 52 books for school children
- Supply 10 treatments of antibiotics for sick children
A donation of $100 can:
- Provide school and personal supplies for 2 students for one school year
- Buy goats for two families or widows with children
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In these difficult economic times, as financial and political issues take over the news cycle, it is easy to forget that our neighbors in other parts of the world are in need. But consider these facts:
- In the United States, on average, people can expect to live to 78. In some 30 African countries life expectancy is less than 50. And in Botswana, most people do not live past the age of 35.
- In 22 African countries, 1 child out of every 10 dies before his first birthday. In the U.S. the number is about 7 out of 1000.
- In the United States 99 percent of Americans can read and write. In ten of the poorest African countries, the literacy rate is less than 30 percent.
The challenges seem insurmountable, but they are not. Throughout Africa, our member organizations are working with their African partners on the ground to build a better future. They need your help. Every donation makes a difference. Even the smallest donation can have an impact.
Aid for Africa members make the most of every dollar. To learn more about a member and make a donation, click on the first letter of its name below. You may also browse our full list of members by name only or search for members by country or issue of interest.
Aid for Africa
Helps African children, families and communities through a network of charities providing health (HIV/AIDS, malaria), education, food, economic improvement, conservation, wildlife protection, and arts programs.
CFC# 11069
A Glimmer of Hope Foundation
Takes an innovative and integrated approach to eradicating poverty in Ethiopia through initiatives in several areas: microcredit, clean water, education, healthcare, irrigation and animal health.
CFC# 31756
A Self-Help Assistance Program
A Self-help Assistance Program, known as ASAP Africa, helps communities in Zimbabwe and Malawi affected by poverty, poor education, and HIV/AIDS improve their own lives through programs that teach self-reliance.
CFC# 10029
Access Africa (ITDP)
Provides bicycles to African AIDS workers and deserving students and helps African governments develop responsible transport solutions. Promotes environmentally sustainable and equitable transportation systems worldwide.
CFC# 10723
Action Africa
Supports rural villages in Nigeria and Sierra Leone by surrounding children with care, learning, and training. Works with local communities to build free medical clinics for families and provide micro-loans for entrepreneurial women.
CFC# 55633
Africa Action
Informs and mobilizes the public to improve the policies of the U.S. and multinational organizations toward Darfur and other African concerns. Works for political, economic and social justice.
CFC# 11384
Africa Fighting Malaria
Works to ensure that no African child dies from malaria, by researching and advocating for effective, integrated, and country-driven malaria control in Africa and encouraging the use of high-quality anti-malarial drugs.
CFC# 94685
Africa Infectious Disease Village Clinics
Provides quality health care education, prevention, diagnosis and treatment of infectious diseases, including tuberculosis and HIV/AIDS, to rural communities in southeastern Kenya. Trains local health care workers.
CFC# 12365
African Child Care Association
Supports and educates children in Africa with HIV/AIDS, meeting their special needs and bringing joy to them and their families. Provides prevention education to youth.
CFC# 23942
African Childrens Haven
Helps African orphans and children living in extreme poverty lead healthier, more productive lives. Priority programs emphasize the education, well-being, and safety of young girls.
CFC# 19142
African Conservancy
Works with partners in Africa to protect and rehabilitate wildlife areas, supports education to reverse trends in habitat destruction, and funds the Adopt-An-Animal program in Zambia.
CFC# 11879
African Rainforest Conservancy
Conserves and restores African rainforests by empowering local men, women, and children through training, community development, research and education to preserve their natural heritage.
CFC# 46974
African Services Committee
Conducts HIV testing, prevention, and AIDS support in Ethiopia. Provides health, legal, housing, and social services to African immigrants, refugees, asylum seekers in the US.
CFC# 11880
African Solutions to African Problems
Supports community-based programs and women’s networks, to help them better deliver life-affirming care for orphans and vulnerable children affected by HIV/AIDS in South Africa.
CFC# 34002
African Studies Association
Largest organization in the world devoted to promoting information exchange about Africa. Publishes research, supports African studies, and provides information to the general public.
CFC# 11881
The Albert Schweitzer Fellowship
Supporting health needs of children, families, and communities in Gabon, West Africa, at the Albert Schweitzer Hospital through medical fellowships and in villages through model healthcare program.
CFC# 85593
Alliance for African Assistance
Provides assistance in the U.S. and Uganda to refugees, immigrants, asylum seekers, and war and torture victims, particularly women and children, helping to restore their self-sufficiency, dignity, and respect.
CFC# 12364
American Leprosy Missions
Provides care to people in Africa and around the world with leprosy and related disabilities. Working to develop a vaccine to prevent leprosy.
CFC# 10717
Arlington Academy of Hope
Provides education and health care to children in rural Uganda. Runs a model school for 300 children and health clinics that serve thousands. Supports ten local elementary schools.
CFC# 11640
Ashesi University Foundation
Supports a liberal arts college in Ghana attended by students from throughout Africa with the goal of educating a new generation of ethical, entrepreneurial leaders in Africa.
CFC# 55666