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…
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…
The Orant Journal John Nyirenda, a former sponsored student, is now a nurse at the Orant Kasese Health Center Orant Student Sponsorship: An Investment in Malawian Communities In Malawi, secondary…
The Orant Journal Girls from Chayamba Secondary School pose with their new masks 95% of Orant's Sponsored Students Are Girls, and This is Why The story is old. And global.…
The Orant Journal Students at Chayamba Secondary School Receive Masks and Sanitation Supplies. October 2020 Reopening Schools May Be the Safest Option for Girls in Malawi School usually starts in…
Mayamiko Mwenda Water & Sanitation Program Manager Mayamiko joined Orant Charities Africa in September, 2020 as a Water & Sanitation Program Manager. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in…
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.…
The Reality of a VR Fundraiser Like most of the world, Orant has been implementing social distancing measures due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Without the capacity to launch in-person events…
Mobilizing Masks for Malawi Today, September 1st, marks the first day since April that the mobile outreach clinic will return to its routine schedule. Remote villages who have lacked access…
Sewing Masks for Malawi On the back porch of Orant Charities Africa, bordered by green gardens and a forest preserve, tailors thread their sewing machines. With accuracy, they cut textiles…
When COVID-19 Arrived in Rural Malawi The Threat ApproachingOrant Charities Africa began preparing for coronavirus as soon as it caught word about the spread, but for a while the threat…