Each year, Africa New Life friends and partners come alongside transformation in Rwanda through fundraisers. How would YOU raise money to help give meals to families in Rwanda?
$902411
raised through fundraisers
Each year, Africa New Life friends and partners come alongside transformation in Rwanda through fundraisers. How would YOU raise money to help give meals to families in Rwanda?
$745000
raised through fundraisers
Step 1: Choose a fundraiser
Miles for Meals
Walk, run, or bike miles at any time in the year and raise support for the Food & Care Program.Begin My Walk
Lemons or Cocoa for Meals
Engage your children and create a lemonade or hot chocolate stand, with the proceeds supporting our Food & Care Program as it helps children in Rwanda.Learn More
Climbs for Meals
Host or participate in a U.S. climb! Fill out the form below to receive more information or to tell us your idea.Interest Form
Social Media Fundraiser
Dedicate your next birthday to our Food & Care Program through a Facebook or Instagram fundraiser.Begin Your Fundraiser
Legacy Climbs
Is it on your bucket list to climb to the top of Africa? Join our annual Kilimanjaro climb and help raise funds for the Food & Care Program.Learn More
Your Creative Idea
How would you raise funds for food? See how other friends of the ministry have made an impact.Success Stories
Step 2: Share your fundraiser
Share your fundraiser with your friends, family, and networks through text, social media, and email. Tell them about Africa New Life’s Food & Care Program and why the cause is important to you. Then, ask people to give generously and partner with you to provide meals to students and families in Rwanda!
Step 3: Celebrate your impact
We hope you’ll be encouraged by all your fundraiser will accomplish! See how each contribution makes a tangible difference for Rwandan students and families:
You can do anything!
Click any image below to read about how other friends of the ministry have raised funds for food:
Tobi
Tobi
Ten years ago, Tobi was diagnosed with stage 4 melanoma and was unresponsive to treatment. A miracle took the form of a promising clinical trial, and she was disease-free in 2015. Tobi Sampler hiked Mount Kilimanjaro in 2023 and individually raised over $13,000 for the Food & Care Program. "Of course I am climbing to raise awareness and raise funds for Africa New Life’s food program, however, there are so many other reasons. The most important reason, for myself, is so more children have the opportunity to DREAM big dreams!"
Tatum
Tatum
Tatum, a graduating senior, began photographing senior “PORCHtraits” for her fellow students, giving the funds she made to the Food & Care Program during a critical time during COVID-19. A number of photographers around the country started their own variations on the PORCHtrait idea, raising enough in total to provide relief for 290 families in Rwanda. Other partners of Africa New Life launched their own Facebook fundraisers for food relief efforts, raising nearly $10,000 together!
Becky
Becky
Becky climbed Kilimanjaro in 2017 for her son, Judah, who was adopted from the very community where Africa New Life’s Dream Medical Center was being built. Through her story and “village” of friends and family coming alongside her, Becky raised $20,000 for the Dream Medical Center to be built, over twice her original goal! “As he matures, Judah will understand the magnitude of what the medical center will mean and why I climbed Mount Kilimanjaro for him.”
Jason
Jason
"Our family travelled to Rwanda together in 2019, and we of course all fell in love with the people, and the ministry of Africa New Life. Last year we brainstormed some ways that our family could do something to raise money and awareness for the ministry. Chilly nights in Texas call for a hot chocolate stand! It was a treat for my kids and their cousins to work together on such a meaningful project (and to re-enact a photo). With onsite donations and a Facebook fundraiser, we collected over $1,000 for the Food & Care Program!"
Nash and June
Nash and June
"I like to help the kids get food. And I liked setting up the table." -Nash
"I really liked helping people. So raising $300 to help feed kids and pay for stuff was really fun. And the lemonade was also really good!" -June
