Support A Charity Project In Africa

Millions of people in Africa live below the poverty line. With poverty comes the knock-on effects of unemployment, hunger, disease, homelessness, violence and despair. With the right support however, Africa's problems can be alleviated. There are many specialised community charity projects that are run at ground-level, trying to make a difference.

These charity projects try to establish a level of self-sustainability within the community, thus weaning the community off of the need for welfare. Most of these projects don't get much exposure and battle to raise funds to keep going. Just a small amount of financial support is usually all that's needed to turn a struggling African charity project into a successful one.

African Charity Projects Supported By Breadline Africa

Breadline Africa is an organisation that acts as a channel of sorts, raising money and then redistributing it to the many groups and individuals who are working so hard to uplift African communities. We want to help Millions of people in Africa who live below the poverty line. donate now. to Breadline Africa.

Your contribution will fund the many projects that we support which change the lives of people in hundreds of communities within Southern Africa. Find out more about us. The charity projects we support tackle a variety of issues, including: To see all the African charity projects which Breadline Africa has supported, click here.

Focus areas 2010 to 2012

Recipients: Children and youth in the SADC region (Southern African Development Community: Angola, Botswana, The Democratic Republic of the Congo, Lesotho, Malawi, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia, The Seychelles, South Africa, Swaziland, Tanzania, Zambia and Zimbabwe.

Areas: Health and nutrition; education and training support (but in RSA no funding of individual crèches); arts, culture and sport. We do not fund building or vehicles

The Breadline Funding year runs from January to December.

Please note the following dates for full year grants:

• Application form in by 1st July (for funding for the following year.) During the period of July to November we scrutinise the application and my ask for further information, prior to submitting to the trustees.
• You will be informed by post of the success of your application by the 31st December.