CAMFED's latest strategic goal is to support five million more girls in sub-Saharan Africa to attend and thrive in school.
We get girls into school, help them to learn, support them to succeed, and unlock their power to lead.
Our movement is now poised to support 5 million more girls on the journey to independence and leadership through the power of Sisterhood. And we’ll partner with governments to break down the barriers that hold girls back.
We need YOU by our side to make this happen. Imagine the change we can make together!
Watch a special virtual event with our Executive Director, Angeline Murimirwa, to learn why CAMFED was named the top organization in 2020 by New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof.
Discover the women using their lived experience of poverty and exclusion to make sure this generation of girls get access to school, learn when they get there, and thrive in and beyond school.
The Learner Guide Program sees young women who have experienced first-hand the barriers to education for girls in marginalized communities - and have received support to go to school - return to their local schools as mentors and role models.
Melissa K Goodwill $52.9
Gladys Ayala $1052
Gabi Rizzuto $100
Linda Penn $100
Julia Pistor $31.9
John Dickinson $100
Chris Parrish $37.1
Sheila Eswaran $211
Barbara Bielby £26.2
Rumbidzai Kauta $21.2
Anna Gibson $52.4
jenna junker $10.9
Christal Sohl $500
Laurel Tacoma $31.9
Margaret Duggan $100
When she thrives, we all thrive
Together this giving season, we can make a difference that ripples outward to benefit everyone.
