We did it! Thank you to everyone who made Unite's $25,000 matching grant possible!

Dear friends and supporters of Unite,

Thank you so very much for enabling us to reach our goal of raising $25,000 to receive a $25,000 matching grant! With these funds we will expand and grow the Unite Food Program by empowering more:

  • Small-scale farmers with a fair market value for their organic grains and multi-layered, hermetically-sealed, pest-resistant grain bags that allow for the safe storage of freshly harvested crops without spoilage for over a year;

  • Children and families with healthy, organic, tasty, and affordable staple food items; and

  • Talented young men and women — as well as elderly widow women — with gainful work opportunities.

To watch our Unite Food Program documentary, click HERE.

Please click on the links below to watch a few 1-minute videos to see a bit about how Unite Food Program (UFP) is impacting lives in Tanzania and to meet UFP teammates who make this work possible. Please know that I am leaving next month to join our Unite team in Tanzania and will be accompanied by Program Director Anty Marche and Board Members Tanya Murphy, Lisa Lawrence, and Dr. Nikki Gorman. If you have any questions about our upcoming trip or are in Africa and would like to meet with us in person, please email me at anne@uniteafricafoundation.org.

Asante sana. Thank you so much.

Click HERE to see how people around the world are feeding and “blessing” those in greatest need with the gift of Unite Food Program organic staple food products.

Stanley with Unite Program Director Anty Marche. Click HERE to hear Stanley talk about the importance of providing a secure market for the small-scale farmers.

Lazaro and Anty, Summer 2021. Click HERE to listen to Lazaro talk about why he loves working at UFP to “buy from the poor to feed the poor.”

Azamela working the land at Unite Food Program headquarters in Dar. Click HERE to hear Azamela, a food scientist, talk about how UFP is impacting society.

Richard “Richie” pictured with a certificate of excellence for completing the Unite Food Program intensive internship in June-July 2021. Click HERE to hear Richie talk about how UFP empowers him to work with all kinds of technology and freely express his creativity.

Hosiana teaches daily lessons to women in the community about health, hygiene, sanitation, and proper nutrition for themselves and their families. Click HERE to hear Hosiana discuss how she is educating the local community around UFP headquarters in important health matters.

Click HERE to learn about how UFP has built a secondary business selling the maize bi-product: grits.