Please join us in congratulating Mrs. Vimbai Majoni. She is one of our program participants who benefit directly from recurring donations. Mrs. Majoni earns $5 daily and uses her monthly income to support her family. She has been with the program for two years; in that time, her children have not gone hungry. She has been able to cloth them and pay for school fees while learning valuable skills that contribute to the economic empowerment of her community. Please join us in congratulating Mrs. Vimbai Majoni. She is one of our program participants who benefit directly from recurring donations. Mrs. Majoni earns $5 daily and uses her monthly income to support her family. She has been with the program for two years; in that time, her children have not gone hungry. She has been able to cloth them and pay for school fees while learning valuable skills that contribute to

We want to introduce you to one Mrs. Esnath Makanza. She is one of our program participants who benefit directly from your financial support of as little as $30 per month, less than $1 a day. https://africavertical.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/AFRICA-VERTICAL-PP2.mp4 The Challenge For seven years, the Zimbabwe Farm Project has served an important role as a philanthropic leader in the Mazowe region of East Mashonaland. In November 2015, this project became the incubator for an idea and a nonprofit organization providing employment, food, and clean water to hundreds of women and children. The lack of infrastructure to support good jobs and, in some cases, the ability to pay for adequate shelter led to public health concerns. This is the situation that hundreds of women found themselves in, running out of resources before securing a job that was aligned with their skills. The Solution Vimbai Majoni was one such individual, but she is now

We want to introduce you to one Mrs. Vimbai Majoni. She is one of our program participants who benefit directly from your financial support of as little as $30 per month, less than $1 a day.