ETI GIVE DAY on November 14th kicked off our End of Year Giving Campaign by bringing in $20K. Click below and donate to help us bring food processing (roasting, drying, processing, packaging) to Karawe.
ETI and partners are moving the Rural Opportunity Center (ROC) plans forward. Site plans focus on markets, an education center, food processing, farm implement rentals and more! Be part of the story!
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ETI partners with developing communities in Tanzania to promote and sustain social and economic prosperity through education
Our first project was to build KARUCO – Karagwe University College.
which opened October 2018.
Meet KARUCO Students!
Educate Tanzania
Educate Tanzania and partners have built KARUCO - Karagwe University College. The college opened Fall, 2018 and provides students with new methods in Agriculture empowering them to earn and sustain stable incomes. ETI is expanding the successes of KARUCO by building Rural Opportunity Centers (ROCs) in area communities. Be part of this amazing story!
This project brings a new source of strength to generations of Africans who long for better education and business opportunity.
Christel Ngani, Software Engineer, Wells Fargo
This is a most worthwhile project!
David Willey, MD, President Valley Family Practice
Young people need opportunity and a reason to stay in Karagwe instead of going to Dar es Salaam and not coming back
Rael Kakulima, English Teacher
We build a university not because we have money, but because we have faith and sacrifice to make sure KARUCO exists.
Dr. Bagonza, Bishop
I congratulate Educate Tanzania! and the Karagwe Diocese of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Tanzania for partnering to bring hope and prosperity to a large and proud population which had previously been far removed from Tanzania's centers of higher education.
Mr. Kjell Bergh, Consul (Hon),
I witnessed poverty at its lowest level as a result of no education and know that the ones who suffer most are women.
Vision Bagonza, Age 16
Capacity at the local level needs to be strengthened by local skills and external assistance.
Bernard Amadei, Founder Engineers W/O Borders USA
It is hard to imagine that this mustard seed vision is attracting many friends. WE HAVE GREAT HOPE IN Karagwe!
Sam Kayongo, Karagwe
In the end, not only will Educate Tanzania work to alleviate physical poverty, but to banish a poverty of spirit.
Dennis Dease, University of St. Thomas
People need opportunity centers so that our youth can learn skills to make a living and contribute to our community.
Pastor Jackson, Co-Founder: Bweranyange Girls School
Thank you Jan and Steve Hansen for allowing us to contribute skills and knowledge to the efforts in Tanzania.
Dan Edgerton, Water Resource Engineer, Stantec
This project has my full support and will make our entire world a better place.
Duane (Digger) Carey, NASA Shuttle Pilot (ret)
You can be assured that donations received by Educate Tanzania are used honestly and efficiently
Dr. Curt Larson, Professor Emeritus, University of WI
The programs created by Educate Tanzania better enable people in Karagwe to take control of their future.
Andre Trawick, Engineer, Medtronic
We need KARUCO because it holds opportunity for people to have a fulfilling life. It is the way out of poverty.
Dr. Katabaro, KARUCO Coord
We need education and opportunity so we can learn better ways to care for our land and environment
Pastor Jackson, Co-Founder: Bweranyange Girls Secondary School
Thanks to ETI for the great work you are doing, which will be meaningful for many future generations in Karagwe.
Poul Bertelsen, MSAADA Architects
Thank you Jan and Steve Hansen for allowing us to contribute skills and knowledge to the KARUCO effort.
Dan Edgerton, Water Resource Engineer
It is hard to imagine that this mustard seed vision is attracting many friends. WE HAVE GREAT HOPE IN KARUCO.
Sam Kayongo, Devpt Officer
Capacity at the local level needs to be strengthened by local skills and external assistance.