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Support the Upgrading of a Rural School Library in Malawi
First Web has partnered with the Child Rights Information and Documentation Centre (CRIDOC) in Malawi to raise funds to upgrade a rural school library and transform it it into a digitally modernised and accessible library.
Sponsor A Website of A Small, Under-Resourced African Nonprofit
Support First Web Foundation to empower small non-profit’s that are making an impact in their communities—or have the potential to do so—with free websites, social media management, and other related digital technology solutions, both web-based and mobile-based.
Help First Web Amplify Non-Profits’ Impact Through The Matching Programme
Support The First Web Matching Programme to fulfil its goal of amplifying and supporting the work of small and medium-sized under-resourced non-profit organisations (NGOs) in Africa (mainly in the sub-Sahara).
Fundraising for the small nonprofits and causes you care about
We're Geeared to Remotely Impact Communities in Africa
With web and mobile-based tools like crowdfunding platforms, social media tools, blogging, podcasting, vlogging, and many more, volunteers around the world can work virtually at their own convenient time, in the comfort of their homes and at restaurants, helping to raise awareness of myriad problems affecting deprived communities in Africa. With these online tools, they can, for example, help bring food and water to the ultra-poor, as well as medicines in clinics within under-resourced communities.
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Our Tech Support Is Targeting Small Nonprofts in Africa
We are promoting digital literacy among small and under-resourced non-profit organizations as a strategy for contributing towards the achievement of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
At the same time, we are supporting them with free or subsidized website domains and hosting for those making big impact in communities or those with promising potential to do so.