— Many Ways to Support
Every gift is an act
of accompaniment.
Your support creates lasting impact for generations. By contributing to TTI's endowment, you help ensure girls' education, community growth, and opportunity continue far into the future. There are many ways to support our work financially. Choose the giving level that feels right, each one plants something real.
Seed Giver
$10–$49/month or $100–$499 one-time
You plant nourishment into the soil of someone's future, a small seed that grows quietly across generations
Optional: Quarterly story from the field
Root Giver
$50–$149/month or $500–$2,499 one-time
You help stabilize the work, funding school gardens, supplies, and community efforts.
Optional: Access to donor-only field updates and invites
Branch Giver
$150–$499/month or $2,500–$9,999 one-time
You strengthen and expand the ecosystem.
Optional: Invitation to join scholar or founder calls twice a year
Flame Holder
$500+/month or $10,000+ one-time
You help pass the baton to the next generation with legacy-level support.
Optional: Recognition in annual impact report + invitation to Sahwira Legacy Circle
— Ways to Participate
You don't need credentials.
Just a willingness to walk with us.
Give
Make a one-time or monthly gift to grow the endowment or support current programs. Every gift is an act of accompaniment.
Share
Help spread the story of TTI. Share posts, host a conversation, or invite others into the circle.
Connect
Attend a virtual gathering, write a letter to a scholar, or join an update call with TTI’s team.
Remember
Include TTI in your legacy planning. Name a borehole, fund a scholarship, or leave a bequest that carries your name and values forward.
"We don't do this alone. We do it with our Sahwiras."
Dr. Tererai Trent
Founder · Tererai Trent International
"Every borehole, every scholarship, every village garden is part of a wider weave, a vision of education and opportunity that's rooted, regenerative, and rising."
TTI · The Promise
From our founding vision
— From Dream to Collective Movement
"This work began with a girl who buried her dreams in the earth, and made them real."
Today, Dr. Tererai Trent's vision is carried forward by communities, alumni, and partners who are rewriting what's possible. What began as one girl's dream buried in a tin can in rural Zimbabwe has become a living movement, rooted in Ubuntu, fuelled by global solidarity, and guided by the communities it serves.