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Flavors of Love at Chakuwama Orphanage Centre — Approved Transparency Summary
Published: Jul 19, 2026DCF 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.
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The Don’s Charity Outreach and Gala Dinner 2025 — Approved Transparency Summary
Published: Jul 19, 2026DCF 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.
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Kiluvya Secondary School Mentorship and Support — Approved Transparency Summary
Published: Jul 19, 2026Following 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.
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Flavors of Love at Chakuwama Orphanage Centre — Approved Transparency Summary
2025-11-07 to 2025-12-13 Project Transparency SummaryPublished: July 19, 2026DCF 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.
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View Related ProjectsThe Don’s Charity Outreach and Gala Dinner 2025 — Approved Transparency Summary
2025-09-06 Project Transparency SummaryPublished: July 19, 2026DCF 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.
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View Related ProjectsKiluvya Secondary School Mentorship and Support — Approved Transparency Summary
2022-06-25 Project Transparency SummaryPublished: July 19, 2026Following 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.
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