THE HEART OF GIVING!


In year 2014, ZARA Tanzania Adventures has been able to exponentially expand its reach and give back to community to thousands of people across our country through ZARA Charity in many ways. On behalf of all the people, partners and volunteers who  positively impacted by our message and resources, thank you to our supportive clients and sponsors for helping to provide malaria awareness (Project Ngorongoro Marathon), education (ProjectNgorongoro Maasai Pre-School), and hope to those in need through Kilimanjaro Orphanage Center in Moshi and others.
Our goal for 2015 year-beginning campaign, is to raise $40,000 to cover running and operational cost for 45 enrolled Maasai kids at Ngorongoro Pre-school. Also for the purpose of expanding our outreach, grow our community, increase awareness of malaria, develop and distribute our multi-platform children development and women empowerment we are launching ‘eCAMPAIGN’ Initiative in 2015,[Explore-Excite-Empower]. We can’t do it without your help. Will you make a gift of $50, $100 or whatever you can afford to help us meet this goal? Yes, every dollar counts. No gift is too small. Thank you. Click here to make your donation now!
We need your help to move forward.
We simply can’t do it without you. Your support and generosity helps children and families in need, to grow and thrive, to be better people, and better parents. Please, click below to make your donation now.
Thank you for your continued support and friendship.
Happy Holidays to you and your family.

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