By: Elizabeth Souder, TFFT Board Member As The Foundation For Tomorrow (TFFT) celebrates 19 years of impact, I find myself reflecting not only on the organization's incredible journey but also on my own. I first connected with TFFT in 2016 when I participated in RIDETZ, a 400-mile cycling adventure across Tanzania designed to raise awareness
By Miller Bianucci, Executive Director Each year at our annual South of the Sahara Gala we award someone with the Kiongozi Award. Kiongozi means leadership in Kiswahili, and this TFFT award highlights the achievements of an individual or couple who have shown exceptional generosity to TFFT through direct involvement, support, and leadership for the past
By Robin Mwanga, Scholarship Program Manager At The Foundation For Tomorrow, every scholar’s journey tells a story of resilience, determination, and transformation. We are thrilled to shine a light on a few of our remarkable students who continue to inspire us with their achievements and spirit. Saitoti, Denis and Shedrack: Essay Champions Representing Arusha Modern
The TFFT Training Manual on Student-Centred Learning Techniques has been officially accredited by the Tanzania Institute of Education (TIE) for use as a guide in Teacher Training Programs beyond our partner schools. This recognition marks a significant milestone for TFFT, positioning us as a leader and influencer in the national education landscape. It affirms the
TFFT was honored to participate in the Meru District NGO Forum in August as an active member of the National Council of NGO’s. Engaging with local partners in this space is vital to advancing our mission: ensuring vulnerable children in Tanzania have access to quality education and holistic support. By connecting with other grassroots and
Melissa Queyquep (Tanzania) Strategic Partnerships & Program Development Lead Melissa will be instrumental in building and strengthening strategic partnerships and developing impactful programs that align with TFFT’s mission. Working closely with the Managing Director and the rest of the team, she will play a key role in operationalizing The Learning Centre, supporting program teams in
By Haruni John Kidungu, Learning Enhancement Coordinator We are thrilled to celebrate 9 scholars who have recently completed their Bachelor’s degrees and are awaiting final results. Congratulations to: David Abraham Janeth Ishmael Emanuel Japhet Madelyn Kipara Miriam Daniel Glory Faustine Lomnyaki Lendimi Glory Emanuel Neema Mnyapanda We are so proud of their achievements and excited
By: Noah Kayanda, TFFT Managing Director This September, I traveled to Dar es Salaam with fellow TFFT staff, Melissa Queyquep, Amani Nichols, and Robin Mwanga to attend the 5th International Quality Education Conference (IQEC 2025). Held under the theme “Strengthening Systems and Investments: Advancing Domestic Resource Mobilization for Inclusive, Quality and Sustainable Education in Africa,”
This past February, Team TFFT’s own Molly Belk set a new record as the fastest known woman to summit and descend Mt. Meru in Arusha, Tanzania, all while raising vital funds in support of The Foundation For Tomorrow. Her inspiration to run came in the most unexpected way when she told us, “my mom had
By Amani Nicolas, Teacher Training Program Manager In early October, the TFFT Learning Center came alive with energy and purpose as teachers from across Tanzania gathered to share ideas that could transform classrooms. The 3rd National Teachers’ Convention, held on 7 and 8 October 2025, brought together over 200 participants including teachers, researchers, policymakers, and
