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Boresha, Rejesha Tabasamu Campaign

Event date: May 16, 2023

A fundraising campaign supported repairs to the children’s home, including windows, beds and improvements to living spaces; TZS 1.7 million was raised and transferred toward the work.

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Restoring a safer and more dignified living environment. On 2023-05-16, Don Charity Foundation organized the “Boresha, Rejesha Tabasamu” campaign for Ahsante Community in Kivule. The target was TZS 2.5 million for windows, beds and improvements to the home. Supporters raised TZS 1.7 million, and the full amount collected was sent toward the stated repair needs. The activity took place at Ahsante Community, Kivule, Tanzania and reflected our commitment to children support / community infrastructure through respectful, practical engagement.

For us, this update is about more than recording an event. It captures the people, partnerships and choices that turn compassion into responsible action. We value approaches that listen, protect dignity and respond to the context in front of us rather than assuming that every community needs the same thing.

We are grateful to the participants, hosts, members and partner organizations who made the engagement possible. Their time and trust helped us continue learning how to serve with care. As the Foundation grows, we will carry the lessons from this activity into future programs and continue sharing approved public information with honesty and respect.

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Event dateMay 16, 2023

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Boresha, Rejesha Tabasamu Campaign

A fundraising campaign supported repairs to the children’s home, including windows, beds and improvements to living spaces; TZS 1.7 million was raised and transferred toward the work.

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Restoring a safer and more dignified living environment. On 2023-05-16, Don Charity Foundation organized the “Boresha, Rejesha Tabasamu” campaign for Ahsante Community in Kivule. The target was TZS 2.5 million for windows, beds and improvements to the home. Supporters raised TZS 1.7 million, and the full amount collected was sent toward the stated repair needs. The activity took place at Ahsante Community, Kivule, Tanzania and reflected our commitment to children support / community infrastructure through respectful, practical engagement.

For us, this update is about more than recording an event. It captures the people, partnerships and choices that turn compassion into responsible action. We value approaches that listen, protect dignity and respond to the context in front of us rather than assuming that every community needs the same thing.

We are grateful to the participants, hosts, members and partner organizations who made the engagement possible. Their time and trust helped us continue learning how to serve with care. As the Foundation grows, we will carry the lessons from this activity into future programs and continue sharing approved public information with honesty and respect.

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