Egmont Supporters

In addition to our network of generous individual and corporate supporters, we are also very grateful for the assistance we receive from Egmont Ambassadors (who help spread the word about our work), Patrons (who, along with Trustees, cover all our operational costs) and grant-making foundations.

Patrons

The Syncona Foundation
Ross Turner
Various anonymous

Major Supporters

Cathrine & Hakan Filipson
'GS Gives' of the Goldman Sachs Foundation
Redburn
Ross Turner
Sjoerd Leenart
The Britford Bridge Trust
The Littlefield Foundation
The Syncona Foundation
[The Treebeard Trust] 6
The Woodcock Family Charitable Trust
Various anonymous

In-Kind Support

Diversified Global Graphics Group (DG3)
Redburn

What Your Money Can Buy

£20

Supplies one pig to a vulnerable family in Malawi, improving their income and nutritional intake

£40

Trains a girl in Tanzania in self-defence and HIV & sexual health awareness, helping to reduce incidences of sexual violence.

£75

Creates and trains a child protection committee in a rural ward of Mozambique, safeguarding children from sexual exploitation and HIV

£150

Educates two vulnerable adolescents in Malawi for a year of secondary school.

£300

Trains 20 women in Kenya in financial literacy, allowing them to start up their own small businesses.

£500

Keeps a childcare facility in Mozambique for vulnerable and orphaned children stocked with medical supplies and lifesaving HIV medication for a year.

£800

Links a rural health clinic in Zambia with professional doctors and surgeons in the UK, allowing for expert medical advice to be delivered to those who cannot afford it.

£1,200

Pays for a youth line counsellor for one year in Zimbabwe, counselling hundreds of young girls on sexual and reproductive health

£3,000

Rehabilitates six young girls living on the streets of Lusaka, Zambia, providing education, testing and counselling for HIV and basic necessities as well as reuniting them with their families.

£5,000

Funds door to door testing and counselling in remote areas with difficult access for 1,200 people

£10,000

Provides one year's tuition and materials for 36 HIV vulnerable young women enrolled in vocational courses such as tailoring, catering, interior decorating, and pre-school training

£20,000

Trains 1,050 farmers in functional literacy, numeracy and business