"My mother held the ladder for me to climb to the stars." - Monte Durham TGFT girls' mothers have sacrificed to make sure their daughters receive an education. Their daughters identify with their mother's courage and motivation, echoing that bold spirit with grit and determination. While TGFT girls are preparing for a future of their own, they are inspiring their mothers to change their futures too. When we sponsor a student, we welcome theor parents' ideas, support, and pa

"Women and girls are Africa's greatest untapped resource, and it is they, not diamonds or oil or minerals that will be the foundation for solid, sustainable, equitable progress." -- Joaquim Chissano, former President of Mozambique For 10 years we have been investing in girls. Our gifted Executive Director, Estahappy, is making a difference by creating a better and more hopeful world for the next generation of women. She has fearlessly led our organization for over 10 years im

Happy New Year and a heartfelt THANK YOU for supporting our work to help girls thrive in school. We are grateful for everyone and invigorated for the new year ahead with students who fill the world with energy, optimism, innovation, sunshine and kindness. This past year we reached out to friends, friends of friends, and family, to help us raise the funds to build a campus for The Girls Centre. We did it! Your gifts are the building blocks of our vision to impact more youth,

In this season of gratitude, we want to thank you for your generosity. We have so much to be grateful for. With your past support our students are thriving in secondary and high school, university, and in their careers. In 2023 our students impacted 12,190 young people in our Community Outreach Program. The promise of a TGFT education begins when we choose 7th grade graduates to join our Sponsorship Program. When new girls first arrive at The Girls Center, they’re surrounded

During a 5-day workshop on conservation at Noloholo Environmental Center, students went on their first naturalist-guided walk. Glory reported, “We learned bird identification by observing a bird’s size, shape and color and using the bird dictionary to find out the name.” They mastered identifying native trees and plants and saw wild animals for the first time. Simultaneously they were becoming more informed about climate change, the importance of conservation and the impact o

University and Form 1 students Girls don’t learn in a vacuum. They’re connected to webs of gendered relationships with their parents,...

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TGFT Peer Advocate Training We Prepare students to put their education into action and to be forces for good. To learn and to lead. We...

A student-led initiative is bringing us together, sparking vibrant conversations and making an environmental impact in our community. In...