The Q fund has helped ‘Play Soccer Malawi’ raise the funds for a much needed water supply serving the Ndirande community.

Dear Michelle
We are pleased that anytime we will be arranging for handovers to Ndirande community (borehole).

Play Soccer Malawi is thankful for this contribution to our site. It is wise and timely done, considering the massive benefits that will spring from this achievement, more days will be spent by children in school, time gained for our women and girls when water supply is brought closer to home.

Seeds of Hope, International and the Q Fund teamed up to build new toilets at Chimoza Community School in Zambia after the heavy rains washed away existing bathrooms. Worried about an outbreak of cholera, Seeds of Hope offered teachers, students and community classes on sanitation and hygiene.

“Seeds of Hope” is a children’s ministry dedicated to providing support for AIDS orphans around the world. Their biggest projects are in Ndola, Zambia.

We are very proud to have partnered with Exquisite Safaris Inc., a pioneer in private, luxury, philanthropic travel. Through their partnership with the Q fund, travelers to Africa will be taken to see the work at Chimoza Community school first-hand, and given the opportunity to contribute to the effort there. 10% of Exquisite Safari’s profit is donated to humanitarian causes around the globe.

You can learn more about Exquisite Safaris on their website and in this description

Vail Mountain School students in Colorado participated (Feb 2007) and raised money in ONE March in their own unique way - with over 30 different groups of children, on skis, among the mountains. The Vail Daily news covered their activities.

Kathleen Dowling (alumna from the National Coalition of Girls Schools, NCGS) along with other schools, and the entire Q fund team, joined in ‘ONE March for Children‘ on AIDS Day, Dec 1, 2006.

“… the reason we cannot give up, is because they don’t.”

Kathleen recently returned from Africa, sending this commentary on her impressions.

Brianna, a volunteer who worked at Chimoza Community school, writes movingly of her experience there:

“They have seen things that I will probably never see, they have lost more than I could ever imagine, and yet at half my age they are forgiving, bright, beautiful and peaceful humans.” read more

A team of volunteers visited Chimoza in June 2006 to initiate work on new school facilities. They were be joined in Ndola by Karin Colsen of Vertical Media and partners, who have kindly documented the project (see excerpt from the dvd)

Chellie Kew participated in the UNAIDS conference June 2006 on progress towards the implementation of the 2001 Declaration of Commitment on HIV/AIDS.

Kathleen Dowling attended the AIDE Fédération Conference in Geneva and provided this report

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