African Child Support Foundation Limited
Philanthropic Development Office (PDO)
A Philanthropic Development Office is the basic unit of the sustainable ecosystem we aim to create to professionalize the donor – donee relations.
This office aims:
1. To establish a continuing, systematic and long-term program for generating funds that will be used solely for the development of the institution.
2. To organize and establish a community-based fund raising program to tap sources of funds from individuals, corporations, foundations and other sources in the institution’s areas of influence.
3. To develop strong voluntary support program to support the institution financially and to make it more part of its community.
4. To provide opportunities for people, foundations and organizations to participate in the joy of giving and sharing.
5. To consolidate all funding efforts in order to ensure a professional relationship with donors thus, preventing donor fatigue.
6. To institutionalize the brand of philanthropic donor – donee relations.
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CAMPAIGN VISION & MISSION
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MISSION
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The African Child Support PDO believes that every child in the world is born with a father and a mother.
However, in Tanzania, Africa, children are victims of irresponsible parenthood that lead them to being abandoned, neglected, abused and hopeless.
The mothers of these children are left unable to support their needs and they are victims of abuses from men deceiving them of support.
With these realities, we provide education and scholarship for women, livelihood skills program for women, child support for abandoned children, health and wellness program, Infrastructure and Community development and Values Formation of the Family.
Therefore, we commit ourselves to rebuild the lost family of these children that they may find Gods love in these Divine Provisions.
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VISION
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The African Child Support PDO envisions a journey of people and organizations in the world who would be channels of hope, love and providence to the abandoned children and their mothers in Tanzania, Africa.
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WHAT IS A PHILANTHROPIC DEVELOPMENT OFFICE (PDO)?
