Livestock Revolution: Meet Tanzania's Female Dairy Farmers

Learn how Tanzania’s dairy farmers are becoming part of a worldwide “livestock revolution."

FoodAdrian GalliDecember 19, 2020Dairy Farmers, Livestock

Getting Across the Lake is Half the Problem

Crisis InterventionAdrian GalliApril 3, 2020Tanzania, Lake Tanganyika

It’s Their Lifeline for Food, Clothing and Medical Treatment

Crisis InterventionAdrian GalliMarch 16, 2020Tanzania, Lake Tanganyika

It’s Game Changer for These Villagers!

Learn how a new boat engine is making waves for Tanzania’s Lake Tanganyika locals.

Food, Crisis InterventionAdrian GalliMarch 3, 2020Tanzania, Lake Tanganyika

Kenosha Event Features Dr. Diane Gerlach

Kenosha Women’s Network invites Dr. Diane Gerlach to speak about Aid Africa’s Children’s work in Africa.

Medical MissionAdrian GalliMarch 3, 2020Health

Summer Pizza Fundraiser is a Success!

Aid Africa’s Children’s Pizza Party Fundraiser at the Silver Lake Marina Pavilion Restaurant in Salem, Wisconsin was a huge success!

FundraisingAdrian GalliDecember 25, 2019Pizza Party

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from Aid Africa's Children

PressAdrian GalliDecember 25, 2019Happy Holidays

Aid Africa’s Children Participates in United Methodist International Advance Project Ministry Conference

This is the second year Aid Africa’s Children has participated as a United Methodist International Advance Project/Ministry at the June 15-16, 2019 annual conference in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Aid Africa’s Children’s approval to join the United Methodist International Advance Project/Ministry within their Rainbow Covenant allows them to participate and receive aid on many projects local and global.

Press, FundraisingAdrian GalliDecember 24, 2019

Sub-Saharan Africans Spend 40 Billion Hours a Year Collecting Water

A United Nations 2014 report stated, “in sub-Saharan Africa, people spent 40 billion hours a year collecting water, equivalent to a year’s worth of labour by the entire workforce of France.”

FoodAdrian GalliAugust 30, 2019Water, Clean Water, Tanzania

Transforming Lives in Tanzania with Rainwater Collection System

"More people die from contaminated or polluted water than from all forms of violence including wars,” states the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP).

Learn how Aid Africa’s Children’s newly built rainwater collection system in Tanzania is creating access to clean water for the students and locals of Mvimwa, Tanzania.

Crisis InterventionAdrian GalliApril 22, 2019Earth Day, Clean Water, Tanzania

Merry Christmas and Season Greetings to Everyone!

This year our water project in Tanzania is near completion, our chicken business in Tanzania moving forward, and the necessary school repairs and restoration at our Zambia school is a success. We could not have done any of this without your generous support, donations, and steadfast belief in Aid Africa’s Children.

FundraisingAdrian GalliDecember 23, 2018Happy Holidays, Water, Clean Water

Aid Africa’s Children Awarded $7,500 Grant for Clean Water Project

Learn how Clean Water Project gets a big boost from this generous grant.

Crisis Intervention, FoodAdrian GalliJuly 23, 2018Water, Grants, Clean Water

United Methodists Announce Aid Africa’s Children as Fund Recipient

Aid Africa’s Children’s was approved by the Board of Global Ministries of United Methodists Church to be an official fund recipient for worthy projects at their annual official United Methodist Conference.

FundraisingAdrian GalliJuly 20, 2018School

400 Students Share 60 Desks at our school in Zambia

There’s no guaranteed seating at our school in Zambia. Over 400 students shared 30 desks. Now, with the recent delivery of 30 new desks, the odds of getting a desk have doubled.

DonateAdrian GalliJuly 20, 2018Desk, School, Zambia