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Africa ELI is a registered 501(c)3 charitable organization. All donations are 100% tax deductible. If you would like to make a donation by check, please make the check payable to “Africa ELI” and mail to:

Africa ELI
1550 Centervue Crossing – Unit 107
Knoxville, TN 37932

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$50 provides support for an academic tutor for one month. Specialized programs include English, math and science.

$75 provides for one student uniform (blouse, skirt, sweater and tie).

$500 sponsors one student for a year (school fees, resource materials, room & board, and basic health care).

$2,500 provides support for student health programs (hand-washing stations, provision of a school nurse, cleaning tools, student-led mobile clinics, and sanitary comfort kit materials).

$3,000 provides support for student-led radio debates on issues of gender equality, women’s health, and civic education (radio airtime, student transport, leadership training, and teacher support).

$4,000 provides support for Holiday School.

$5,000 provides support for small-scale agriculture initiatives (hand tools, plowing equipment, school gardens, animal-husbandry projects, rabbits, chickens).

Memorial/Honor Gifts: Gifts of any amount may be contributed in memory or in honor of loved ones. Africa ELI will send acknowledgment cards to identified recipients as noted by a donor.

Mail contributions to:

Africa ELI
1550 Centervue Crossing – #107
Knoxville, TN 37932

Values and Objectives

Educating young women in South Sudan to lead in creating healthier families, sustainable livelihoods, and constructive social interaction.


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