Donor Match Days 2026

September 10-13

Thank You!

Because of you, we raised $455,153 during Donor Match Days!

Your generosity will help provide children and families in Zambia with the resources they need to thrive—from campus improvements and higher education to sports, nutrition, medical care, and the dedicated staff who make it all possible. Thank you for helping hope grow!

 

Funding Our Next Steps Together
Staff & Support

Your support helps Arise Africa provide the dedicated staff and specialized support our students need to learn, grow, and thrive. From educators to support staff, these relationships play an important role in helping each child reach their potential.

Nutrition Program

A child can’t learn and thrive when they’re hungry. Your support helps provide nutritious meals that give our children the nourishment they need to grow, learn, and make the most of their opportunities.

Medical Care

Every child deserves access to the care they need to grow up healthy and strong. Your support helps provide medical care, clinic visits, medications, and other essential health needs for children in our programs.

Campus Enhancements

A safe, welcoming environment creates more opportunities for children to learn and thrive. Your support helps us maintain and improve our schools, homes, and facilities so our children have the spaces they need to grow and play.

Higher Education

For many of our students, education doesn’t end with high school. Your support helps make college, university, and trade school possible—giving students the opportunity to pursue their dreams and build a brighter future.

Sports Program

Sports give children opportunities to build confidence, develop teamwork, stay active, and discover their strengths. Your support helps provide equipment, coaching, and opportunities for our students to learn and grow through athletics.

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Donor Match Days!

  • Give September 10-13 and your gift will be 100% matched—doubling your impact for children and families in Zambia.