August 18, 2015 We are thrilled to welcome Noah to the team as our Training and Logistics Coordinator! His background in teaching and strong passion for our mission is inspiring, and we are excited to see the positive impact he is sure to bring TFFT. Welcome, Noah! I was born in Babati in the Manyara
August 5, 2015 Hi, My name is Lambeth Allen and I am now a rising senior at Charlotte Country Day School. I was born and raised in Charlotte, with my parents and older brother who is a rising sophomore at UGA. As the school year came to an end, my excitement was growing! Throughout the past
July 27, 2015 The Foundation For Tomorrow invests in building the capacity of our team. Attending conferences is one way to stay current in the space of philanthropy and development across Africa. The African Grantmakers Network (AGN) is a continent-wide network of grant making organizations and other philanthropic groups. It was established in July 2009
Hi everyone! My name is Grace Miller, and I couldn’t be more pleased about spending the summer with TFFT as an intern! I was born an hour north of Charleston in a small town called Georgetown. I lived there for about thirteen years, but then my family decided to move closer to Charlotte. I currently
Hi, my name is Lucy Pitts and I am so excited about working in the Charlotte office for TFFT! I am starting my junior year at Rhodes College in the fall, but I went to high school and grew up right here in Charlotte, NC. I am an education and adolescent psychology major at Rhodes.
As I completed my final exams of junior year, packed my car, left Clemson in the rearview mirror, and headed home to Charlotte, I had one thing on my mind: summer. While summer is a special time for many reasons – going to the beach, being home with family, taking a break from school –
WOW!! You really blew us away. Together you knocked the socks off our Annual Fund goal. Even without the match, you helped us exceed our goal by 15%. On top of that, you made it possible for us to receive the entire $15,000 match, which bumped us up to 138% of our original goal! Again,
From now until the end of the campaign—May 31, 2015—loyal TFFT supporters have offered an extremely generous gift. All contributions to the Annual Fund, up to $12,500, will be doubled! That means every dollar you give between now and May 31st, 2015 will count not once, but twice. If we don’t reach our $12,500 goal,
My family members are staunch Notre Dame people—they bleed green and gold. Today, I want to share excerpts from “Reflection” a short essay by Notre Dame alum Tony Pohlen ’97. While TFFT is and always will be a secular organization, I hope this will resonate regardless of your religious affiliation. In his piece Pohlen points
In the end of the month of February, the TFFT team conducted a one-week media campaign advocating issues of Most Vulnerable Children and their access to quality education in Tanzania. We conducted this campaign on 4 radio stations in Arusha. In addition to advocating the issue of most vulnerable children, the campaign also aimed to