SHARE in Africa

Science is the bedrock of life.  Our students know this as biology, chemistry, and physics are popular classes at the school SHARE supports.

Lizzy, our in-country coordinator, was tasked with investigating the most pressing needs at the school and discovered that the science facilities were in dire straits.  Our jaws dropped when we saw the photos.  The lighting is extremely poor (banana trees block the windows), the roof leaks, the sinks have no plumbing, lab equipment is scarce, and shelves are needed to store supplies.  The list goes on and on.

Our top 2023 fundraising goal is to upgrade three classrooms into fully-equipped science laboratories.  We will also continue to fund our thriving SHARE Scholars program, which keeps needy girls in school.  

During this season of giving, please help us with these worthwhile projects.  Thank you!

Education is something many of us take for granted. Yet in some parts of the world, poverty denies many girls their right to go to school.  Left out of education, they are highly vulnerable and at risk of child marriage. 

The opportunity to go to school changes everything. Educated young women in rural sub-Saharan Africa earn 25% more per year of secondary education, invest 90% of that income in their families, and have healthier children. 

Rather donate by check?  Please send a check payable to SHARE in Africa to; SHARE in Africa, 100 Beach Dr, NE, Suite 902, St. Petersburg, FL 33701

THANK YOU!  Your steadfast support makes a huge difference in our girls' lives. Together, we continue to empower girls to make a difference in their families, communities, and the world.

SHARE in Africa is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that relies on your generous donations to continue educating girls in Africa.

Help us change the world, one girl at a time.

SHARE in Africa is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit  organization

Tax ID # 27-0990627

SHARE supports girls' education in Africa.  

Our mission is to empower girls in Africa through education.  

Our motto is "today a reader, tomorrow a leader".