Orant’s Values Beyond Borders
Orant's Values Beyond Borders A Reflection from Orant Charities US Executive Director In May 2021, I returned to Malawi for the first time since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic…
Practices for a Moral Revolution
Practices for a Moral Revolution Book by Jacqueline Novogratz offers insights on how to build a better world Manifesto for a Moral Revolution by Jacqueline Novogratz In a small village…
Poverty Myths: Reading Heartland
Poverty Myths: Reading Heartland Heartland by Sarah Smarsh isn’t a book about Malawi, but it is a book about poverty. Smarsh writes about growing up in the United States among…
Reflection from Orant’s Support Team in Texas
Reflection from Orant's Support Team in Texas Texas was recently hit with a devastating winter storm. Many people lost power and water. We bundled under blankets in cold houses trying…
Walking for Water
Orant Journal Walking for Water Imagine you are a school-aged girl in Malawi. You dream of becoming a teacher. When you’re not at school or doing chores, you’re teaching your…
A Community-Based Approach to Development in Malawi
A Community-Based Approach to Development in Malawi A community lead farmer presents different maize seeds to local farmers Orant Charities Africa is a local Malawian NGO. Our approach to development…
5 Reasons to Give Globally in 2020
5 Reasons to Give Globally in 2020 A farmer with the BOMFA farmer's coop proudly presents his crops in March, 2020. If you are anything like us, 2020 has challenged…
Why the World Needs Less Charity and More Collaboration
Why the World Needs Less Charity and More Collaboration A well meaning uncle gives his only niece, a sixteen-year-old girl he sees maybe once every four years, a Christmas gift.…