Go! Malawi

10/22/2023

Shukurani graduates from college! She earns her degree! We are very proud!

02/05/2023

It is with a heavy heart and with much gratitude that Go! Malawi wishes to recognize a friend and former employee that passed away from a long illness. After paying respects to his family we wish to formally say goodbye and thank him publicly for his service to improving Malawi and being of service to his country. Thank you Eston Ngoza!

After his family, Eston Ngoza had two loves: protecting the forest and improving educational opportunities for children. He was a steward of the environment and worked tirelessly to provide awareness about the need to protect the Ntchisi Rainforest. He spoke at schools, conducted activities, led hundreds of hikes, and planted thousands of trees in the rainforest! Additionally, Eston worked hard on the school committee and throughout the extended community to inspire families and motivate children to attend school and obtain an education. He worked diligently to grow trees, fruits, and nuts on his property and educate others about the benefits of cash crops. He was very strong and incredibly knowledgeable about the forest. He knew the names of every tree and animal in the forest and hiked faster than all our volunteers!

He was a wonderful person, a strong advocate for the children and the trees, always wanting to improve the life of Malawians. He will be missed! Rest in peace Eston Ngoza!

01/02/2022

Happy New Year! Thank you to all those who supported us in 2021 and we are looking forward to a stronger year in 2022! Good luck to all our secondary and college students this year and may all our beneficiaries, donors, students and Malawian staff have a healthy and happy year!!

03/01/2021

Malaria is a deadly threat in Malawi and the biggest cause of death worldwide. This potential vaccine and new technology brings excellent news! We are on our way to providing African countries,such as Malawi, with preventative measures against this terrible disease! How amazing! The positive impact of future vaccines will keep families intact and parents working and children in homes and school fees paid! Exciting!

Consistently ranked as one of the leading causes of death around the world, malaria doesn’t have an effective vaccine yet. But researchers have invented a promising new blueprint for one — with properties akin to the novel RNA-based vaccine for COVID-19.

09/28/2020

Thank you to all those who donated to our 30-Day Campaign for Go! Malawi. We are so grateful to get your support to help our beneficiaries and improve the lives of families in rural Malawi. Thanks for making a positive difference! We raised $4,275! Zikomo!

09/14/2020

Day 30, our final day, of our Campaign! https://www.mightycause.com/story/Pu96ye Please look at the art by Atupele Machika and Krisanne Baker and 3 bracelets by KA ORA bracelets. Closes at midnight! The highest bidders will be contacted! Thanks for all your support!

Help Raise $100 a day for 30 days for Go! Malawi!

09/12/2020

Two more days of our 30-Day Campaign!
https://www.mightycause.com/story/Pu96ye We are trying to raise funds for our education programs as there is no free public education after 8th grade. We provide scholarships and help encourage and empower girls to continue school. Please take a look at the art from Krisanne Baker, Atupele Machika, and KA ORA bracelets. Bidding closes on Monday. Thank you!

Help Raise $100 a day for 30 days for Go! Malawi!