The World Scholar’s Cup is an international academic competition that inspires students, aged 8 to 18, toward a passion for learning and collaboration by competing in several events including Collaborative Writing, Scholar's Challenge (a multiple-choice test), and Team Debate. Earlier this year, we received news that three of our scholars who participated in the Collaborative
By: Maya Bharti, Founder of Melodies of Opportunity From June 7th to June 14th, Melodies of Opportunity had the privilege and honor of collaborating with TFFT to facilitate a musical immersion program for 72 TFFT scholars, none of which had ever before experienced the power of music; in fact, one scholar remarked, “In this camp
By Melissa Queyquep, Strategic Partnerships & Program Development Lead In an effort to strengthen the support of our Scholarship Program alumni, TFFT has launched a new Alumni Enrichment Program (AEP). This is a competitive, application-based initiative designed to support the continued growth of TFFT’s alumni through meaningful training opportunities within the organization, targeted skill development,
Almost half the population in Tanzania is under 18, and over 70% are under 30. (UNFPA Tanzania) Tanzania’s future depends on how well we prepare its youth today. TFFT invests in children from the most vulnerable backgrounds — not just to educate, but to empower a generation that will drive Tanzania’s workforce, economy, and leadership
What do solar panels, swings, computers, and books have in common? If you guessed that they “are all powered by an external source of energy. Each one remains inactive until it receives a specific type of input,” we would assume that you Googled it because, well, that’s the exact answer we received from Google. Although
By Janeth Evaristi, Finance & Administration Manager TFFT scholars Hans and Imran, both living with cerebral palsy, attend Step by Step Learning Centre (SSLC) in Tanzania, a remarkable school dedicated to supporting children with special needs. SSLC provides a nurturing, inclusive environment where students aged 4 to 17 receive foundational literacy and life skills education.
Michele Stack and Mariel Arru took on the Kilimanjaro Marathon not just for the challenge, but for the chance to witness firsthand the transformative work The Foundation For Tomorrow has accomplished. From their arrival at JRO airport to the finish line on race day, their journey celebrates friendship, endurance, and the life-changing impact of education.
By Evelyne Kaijage, TFFT Training & Skills Development Coordinator TFFT is dedicated to serving scholars from the very start of their educational journey through their graduation from secondary school. As we have proudly watched scholars complete their education and enter the workforce, we’ve seen the profound benefit of the wraparound services that support them along
I am excited to introduce The TFFT Times, a fresh new publication that shines a spotlight on the incredible work happening in Tanzania with The Foundation For Tomorrow (TFFT). Guided by our vision of creating equal educational opportunities for Tanzanian youth, this special edition brings you stories from the field, updates from our alumni,
At The Foundation For Tomorrow (TFFT), we believe in the transformative power of education to create brighter futures for vulnerable children. Today, we are thrilled to celebrate an incredible achievement by four of our scholars who have reached a remarkable milestone. Upendo, Loishiye, Baraka, and Raphael have all earned Division 1 scores—the highest possible
