One Euro a Day. Empowering widows. Educating Orphaned Children in Tanzania
About Ubuntu 365 Social Impact Club
Ubuntu 365 Social Impact Club (Ubuntu 365 Club) is a community of compassionate people who believe that consistent small giving can change lives in powerful ways and create an extra-ordinary impact to communities in need.
The term “Ubuntu” is an African ancient philosophy which literally translates into “I am, because we are,” meaning that “a person becomes a person through other persons.” It embraces the spirit of togetherness, solidarity, helping one another, shared responsibility, humanity towards others and community.
Recognising the challenges that widows and orphans in Africa endure, the Netherlands-based Widows and Orphans Development Foundation (WODF) has established the Ubuntu 365 Social Impact Club to enable anyone to contribute one euro a day (€365 a year).
WODF has the Algemeen Nut Beogende Instelling (ANBI) status (public benefit status) granted by the belastingdienst. This makes donations to WODF tax-deductible. WODF is committed under the laws of the Netherlands to ethical stewardship of every euro entrusted to us.
Why widows and orphans?
After the death of their husbands, the majority of the widows endure multiple challenges ranging from dispossession of family property, eviction from matrimonial homes, lack of means of livelihood to support themselves and their children, stigma and harmful traditional practices.
Similarly, orphaned children drop out of school after the death of their fathers due to lack of schooling materials such as school uniforms, books, pens and fees for college education.
One euro seems small but it is powerful enough to transform lives in sustainable ways. Ubuntu 365 Club makes giving:
What does Your Contribution Support?
Funds raised through Ubuntu 365 Club support practical programs such as widow empowerment through entrepreneurship skills and income generating projects.
2. Food security projects
Widows receive improved seeds to enable them cultivate food crops such as maize, beans and vegetables to fight hunger and ensure availability of adequate food for them and their children.
Through the assistance of rural extension officers, they learn best farming and climate resilient practices thus adapting to climate change and preserving the environment by using organic fertilizers as opposed to chemical fertilizers.
Food security improve the overall living conditions in the community and avoid malnutrition for children.
3. Education support for orphans
Through the Ubuntu 365 funds, WODF is able to provide educational support to orphaned children that includes:
When you join Ubuntu 365 Club, you are standing in solidarity with humanity. As a member, you become not only a donor but a member of a humanity movement. You will:
How do you donate?
You donate by committing to €365 per year, but you give per your convenience under the following arrangement:
€1 – daily
€7 – weekly
€30 – monthly
€365 – yearly
How can you terminate your membership in Ubuntu 365 Club?
Becoming a member of Ubuntu 365 Club is purely voluntary. You can terminate your membership anytime, and without any obligation.
Join the Ubuntu 365 Club today:
Ready to take action?!
Please get in touch with WODF through info@wodf.org or send an SMS or WhatsApp message to +31644534229 mentioning “Ubuntu 365 Club.” We will then contact you with a simple procedure on how to join the Club.
You can also scan the QR code below for more information or direct donation.