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DO GOOD FOR OTHERS

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Donation

Why do we need your help?

We believe in the adage, “United we Stand, Divided we Fall.” To effectively achieve our goals, our overarching strategy has been networking and partnership-building. We implement our core programmes outlined above in collaboration with our partner Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs), communities, schools, and various other stakeholders.

Our partnership takes into consideration that CRIDOC does not have the capacity to roll out activities in these communities on its own. As such, we’re always seeking donation support from charitable foundations, the private sector, communities, and individual members.

How to donate?

Just go to our causes page here to view the list of causes and fundraising campaigns that we are currently running.  Clicking on any of the headings will open the page where you can read more about the cause. You can do the same with all other causes.

Then choose any of our causes that interest you the most. You will see a donation button that you can click to process online any amount of donation you feel comfortable with. The donation button has an external link that will take you to the DonorBox platform where CRIDOC and its South Africa-based partner, the First Web Foundation, are jointly running crowdfunding campaigns. Unlike CRIDOC, the First Web Foundation is capable of receiving funds online and transferring the same to CRIDOC through bank transfer.

Alternatively, you can send the funds directly to CRIDOC in Malawi through bank transfer using our bank details below. We promise to utilise your donations with the utmost prudence and transparency possible. 

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Our 2030 Targets

By 2030, we target to achieve

1600

SOLAR PANEL INSTALLED IN SCHOOLS

300

SCHOOL LIBRARIES ESTABLISHED ACROSS MALAWI

5000

CHILD LABORERS & STREET CHILDREN BROUGHT INTO SCHOOL

2000

SCHOOL CLUBS ESTABLISHED ACROSS MALAWI