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Contributions to Our Organization
"Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime."- Chinese Proverb
Your tax deductible gift can help thousands of people to improve their quality of life and well-being, by having access to such basic needs as clean water, health care and education. And as a volunteer, your donation of time will enhance your life, as well as the lives of others. Your gift, no matter how great or small will make a difference in people's lives.    
 

 

 

Send a Donation

We work in sustainable development, and our funding goes directly to the people we have set out to help. Feel free to contact us for information on our annual budget. Currently we are looking for financial contributions to support projects in schools, sponsorships for children for secondary education and various water and income-generation projects.

To make a tax-deductible contribution, please send your check to:

Partners In Development
Attn.: Mr. Greg Toulson
252 N. First Street
Hampton, VA 23664

Once we recieve your financial contribution, we can provide a letter of reciept for your tax records. Please contact us with questions regarding your donation: info@partnersindevelopment.org

Volunteer With Us

Many volunteers have come to visit our works sites and to support our projects including our building projects, providing educational support, teaching sports to school children and in many other capacities. We are always looking for giving individuals looking to work with us to support our mission. Volunteering provides opportunities to learn about the communities in which we work, and issues related to water access and food security, education and healthcare practices.

We are currently seeking volunteers to support us in the following areas:
  • Tutoring for children in math, science and english, particularly before exams and during school breaks
  • Sports training with children of all ages including basketball and volleyball (we have hosted several basketball camps through June and July)
  • Volunteers to come visit our work sites and observe our water-well projects, school support and to observe and provide support on all of our ongoing projects
  • Learn more about service opportunities with Partners In Development
  • Learn what you need to know when planning a visit to Zambia to work with us.
Email us to express your interest and share your talents and skills: info@partnersindevelopment.org.

Items Needed for Donation

On an ongoing basis, we deliver althetic equipment to schools and purchase and deliver textbooks. We also look for many other types of donations. The following is a list of items that we are currently seeking. These are some of the many ways that you can help.


Water Wells $2,500

Provides the essential tools, labor and equipment for a water well for a rural village.

  • One-time donation
  • Water location service hired
  • Use of rented equipment and by local labor
  • All equipment for the well and pump
  • Training local community for maintenance of the water well

Treadle Pumps $2,500

Provide a treadle pump, a necessary tool for rural farming, to a small village farm to feed the community and provide income generation.

  • One-time donation
  • Provides a foot-operated treadle pump equipment
  • Drip irrigation system included as needed
  • Training for local community for use and maintenance

Enviro-Education $1000

Formation of an environmental education club for students.

  • One-time donation
  • Provides funding for the club start-up
  • Educate on environmental issues and protecting wildlife
  • Training sessions, textbooks and educational materials
  • Field trips and visitations from local game rangers

Student Scolarship $5,000

Sponsorship of a child in secondary school (equivalent of high school) who lacks the funding and means to attend school beyond the basic level.

  • One time donation
  • Includes transport, school fees, uniforms and books
  • Covers all four years of secondary school
  • Check in with the student to ensure quality educational experience
 

Summary of Needs

Water and Income Generations Projects:
  • Funding for treadle pump & drip irrigation system ($2,500 includes materials and installation)
  • Funding for water well ($2,500 includes materials and installation)
  • Funding for boreholes ($10,000 for labor and materials)
  • Funding for transport and training after water well installation
Building Projects:
  • Back-up generator ($25,000)
  • Water Holding Tanks & Stands ($5,000)
  • Booster pumps ($2,000)
Athletic Equipment for Schools:
  • Good condition used or new sports uniforms
  • Money for student gym shoes
  • Whistles for organized sports
  • Basketballs and basketball nets
  • Soccer balls
  • Volleyballs
Environmental Education Club: Donation to form an environmental education fund, with possible future funding to maintain this effort. Funding will go toward educating children on issues related to the importance of taking care of the environment and the value of protecting wildlife. This will be accomplished through educational training sessions, textbooks and educational materials, field trips and visitation experiences with local game rangers.

The PID Mission

Our mission is to assist rural African communities to improve their quality of life by forging partnerships to provide clean drinking water, improve primary health care, and enrich education.

Recent Updates

  • Construction on the Baobab Eco-Center
  • Supporting Children in Education
  • First ‘Field of Hope’ Harvest!
  • The Field of Hope
  • Uniforms for Katombora Students
  • Initiatives and Achievements in Education

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