Rwanda Funded Projects

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Women’s Football for Unity, Rwanda
Rwanda, Women and Girls
Funded $105,000 (of $105,000 requested)
The project will make girls' football strong in Kigali City and Rwanda. The project will demonstrate the positive impact of gender in sport for social change. progress reportread updates from the field
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Sports to Promote Women's Rights in Rwanda
Rwanda, Women and Girls
Funded $28,100 (of $28,100 requested)
This Project aims to use sport to empower Rwandan women and girls to create a strong forum of advocacy on women’s rights, HIV/AIDS prevention & management and issues of unity and reconciliation. progress reportread updates from the field
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Market Access via Radio for Rwandan Coffee Farmers
Rwanda, Economic Development
Funded $155 (of $36,000 requested)
Provide Freeplay radios to coffee farmers in the remote hills of Rwanda. Farmers can increase income and coffee quality through radio access to market prices, farming techniques and weather reports. progress reportread updates from the field
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Children's Voice in Rwanda
Rwanda, Education
Funded $4,015 (of $9,200 requested)
We are helping children, mainly girls, to get off the street by placing them in families through our foster parent program. We use media to publicize our activities and needs. Girls play sports too. progress reportread updates from the field
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Bridge to torture-free life for Rwanda’s children
Rwanda, Human Rights
Funded $2,295 (of $90,000 requested)
The most proven way to end torture is to provide citizens with attorneys at the time of arrest. This project will train 250 African defenders, promote their services, and link them to those in need. progress reportread updates from the field
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Free IT school for Rwandan orphans
Rwanda, Education
Funded $125 (of $85,000 requested)
The Umuryango Center of Technology in Gitarama, Rwanda provides housing, education, and IT vocational training to a community of orphans. UCT houses 50 orphans a year, educating at least 70 others.
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