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Flavors of LoveFeatured Project
Children and Youth Supportcompleted

Flavors of Love

Flavors of Love was independently organized by Don Charity Foundation at Chakuwama Orphanage Centre in Dar es Salaam on 13 December 2025. The project brought 14 DCF members and volunteers together with the children for a shared lunch, informal conversations, encouragement and meaningful time. DCF also delivered the practical support prepared for the centre, including food, essential supplies, school materials, cleaning materials and gifts. Transport was included in the project spending. The approved target budget was TZS 550,000, while TZS 420,000 was received and spent. No additional Foundation top-up was used, and no formal partner organization was involved. The conversations and inspiration were informal rather than a structured training session. Because the exact number of children was not retained, the public report does not estimate a beneficiary total.

Chakuwama Orphanage Centre, Dar es Salaam
Public Finance Summary
TargetTZS 550K
ReceivedTZS 420K
SpentTZS 420K
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The Don’s Charity Outreach and Gala Dinner 2025
Children and Youth Supportcompleted

The Don’s Charity Outreach and Gala Dinner 2025

Completed: Sep 6, 2025

DCF independently organized and funded a two-part project. During the day, 12 members and four volunteers visited Malaika Kids Orphanage Centre for talks, games, gifts, shared time and delivery of food supplies, cleaning materials and school materials. TZS 350,000 supported the outreach. Afterward, members gathered separately in the evening for speeches, member recognition, project reflection, entertainment, networking and dinner. TZS 400,000 supported the evening program. The combined TZS 750,000 was recorded as Foundation general-fund support. No formal partner was involved and the number of children is not estimated.

Malaika Kids Orphanage, Dar es SalaamView Summary
Christmas Lunch na Watoto
Children and Youth Supportcompleted

Christmas Lunch na Watoto

Completed: Dec 25, 2022

DCF organized and financially managed this standalone Christmas meal and companionship project. Total funding available and total expenditure were TZS 332,120, including TZS 77,120 from Foundation general funds. Food, drinks, cake, maize flour, cleaning supplies, snacks and related items were delivered or consumed. The exact number of children and caregivers was not retained and is not estimated.

Lady Fatma, Kigamboni, Dar es SalaamView Summary
Tabasamu na Wagonjwa
Children and Youth Supportcompleted

Tabasamu na Wagonjwa

Completed: Nov 26, 2022

DCF independently organized this hospital outreach. Approximately 25–30 members and volunteers participated, ten people donated blood, and the team visited patients across most departments. Essentials included soap, sugar, water and milk powder. The project also included cleanliness, tree planting and the public launch of the Je Wanatabasamu Magazine. Verified spending was TZS 565,800: TZS 468,000 collected and TZS 97,800 from Foundation general funds, including a TZS 10,000 poster. Personally funded T-shirts and unverified magazine-production costs are excluded.

Vijibweni Hospital, Kigamboni, Dar es SalaamView Summary
Je Wanatabasamu
Children and Youth Supportcompleted

Je Wanatabasamu

Completed: Aug 19, 2022

Je Wanatabasamu was a Don Charity Foundation learning and accountability project developed from an idea presented by Foundation member Stellah Haule. DCF funded the full TZS 70,000 implementation cost from its general funds and supported field engagement across seven orphanage centres in Dar es Salaam. The project was designed to move beyond assumptions about charitable support by listening directly to children and caregivers. Prepared questionnaires were completed, stories were gathered from both perspectives, and field activity and filming helped document what participants valued, what they lacked and what they wanted future charitable visits to understand. The resulting learning informed the Je Wanatabasamu Magazine, now available in hard-copy and digital formats. Stellah Haule is credited for presenting and leading the project idea. The public report does not estimate the number of children, caregivers or questionnaires because a consolidated count has not been retained.

Seven orphanage centres, Dar es SalaamView Summary
Kiluvya Secondary School Mentorship and Support
Education Supportcompleted

Kiluvya Secondary School Mentorship and Support

Completed: Jun 20, 2022

Following a formal school invitation, DCF delivered mentorship and motivation and directly acquired and distributed books, pens, menstrual-health supplies and recognition gifts. Approximately ten high-performing students were recognized. The Foundation funded TZS 185,000 from general funds: TZS 35,000 for transport and TZS 150,000 for materials and gifts. The COO attended with another DCF member, who is not named publicly.

Kiluvya Secondary School, Dar es SalaamView Summary

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Flavors of Love
Children and Youth Support76% Funded

Flavors of Love

Completed: Dec 13, 2025

Chakuwama Orphanage Centre, Dar es Salaam

DCF independently used TZS 420,000 to provide lunch, essentials, school and cleaning materials, gifts and shared time at Chakuwama Orphanage Centre with 14 members and volunteers.

76%Target: TZS 550,000
Received
TZS 420,000
Spent
TZS 420,000
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The Don’s Charity Outreach and Gala Dinner 2025
Children and Youth Support100% Funded

The Don’s Charity Outreach and Gala Dinner 2025

Completed: Sep 6, 2025

Malaika Kids Orphanage, Dar es Salaam

DCF independently organized and funded a two-part project. During the day, 12 members and four volunteers visited Malaika Kids Orphanage Centre for talks, games, gifts, shared time and delivery of food supplies, cleaning materials and school materials. TZS 350,000 supported the outreach. Afterward, members gathered separately in the evening for speeches, member recognition, project reflection, entertainment, networking and dinner. TZS 400,000 supported the evening program. The combined TZS 750,000 was recorded as Foundation general-fund support. No formal partner was involved and the number of children is not estimated.

100%Target: TZS 750,000
Received
TZS 750,000
Spent
TZS 750,000
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Christmas Lunch na Watoto
Children and Youth Support89% Funded

Christmas Lunch na Watoto

Completed: Dec 25, 2022

Lady Fatma, Kigamboni, Dar es Salaam

DCF organized and financially managed this standalone Christmas meal and companionship project. Total funding available and total expenditure were TZS 332,120, including TZS 77,120 from Foundation general funds. Food, drinks, cake, maize flour, cleaning supplies, snacks and related items were delivered or consumed. The exact number of children and caregivers was not retained and is not estimated.

89%Target: TZS 375,000
Received
TZS 332,120
Spent
TZS 332,120
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Tabasamu na Wagonjwa
Children and Youth Support66% Funded

Tabasamu na Wagonjwa

Completed: Nov 26, 2022

Vijibweni Hospital, Kigamboni, Dar es Salaam

DCF independently organized this hospital outreach. Approximately 25–30 members and volunteers participated, ten people donated blood, and the team visited patients across most departments. Essentials included soap, sugar, water and milk powder. The project also included cleanliness, tree planting and the public launch of the Je Wanatabasamu Magazine. Verified spending was TZS 565,800: TZS 468,000 collected and TZS 97,800 from Foundation general funds. Personally funded T-shirts and unverified magazine-production costs are excluded.

66%Target: TZS 860,000
Received
TZS 565,800
Spent
TZS 565,800
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Je Wanatabasamu
Children and Youth Support0% Funded

Je Wanatabasamu

Completed: Aug 19, 2022

Seven orphanage centres, Dar es Salaam

Led from an idea presented by Stellah Haule, this DCF-funded learning and accountability project engaged seven orphanage centres in Dar es Salaam. Children and caregivers completed prepared questionnaires and shared stories from both perspectives. The work examined whether charitable activities reflected real priorities and informed the Je Wanatabasamu Magazine, now available in hard and digital copies.

0%Target: TZS 0
Received
TZS 70,000
Spent
TZS 70,000
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Kiluvya Secondary School Mentorship and Support
Education Support100% Funded

Kiluvya Secondary School Mentorship and Support

Completed: Jun 20, 2022

Kiluvya Secondary School, Dar es Salaam

Following a formal school invitation, DCF delivered mentorship and motivation and directly acquired and distributed books, pens, menstrual-health supplies and recognition gifts. Approximately ten high-performing students were recognized. The Foundation funded TZS 185,000 from general funds: TZS 35,000 for transport and TZS 150,000 for materials and gifts. The COO attended with another DCF member, who is not named publicly.

100%Target: TZS 185,000
Received
TZS 184,998
Spent
TZS 185,000
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