In June, the To Return student group came together for a safari to Tarangire National Park and Ngorongoro Crater. It was a wonderful reunion for the seventeen students, as most attend different schools. In addition to enjoying the wildlife viewing and time in nature, the students discuss their goals, successes, and challenges in school. With …
To Return remains committed to our students during the COVID-19 outbreak. We currently have 16 students ranging from elementary school through university receiving scholarships to attend private schools in Tanzania. Because our organization is small and our supporters are committed, we have been able to support each student with personalized support in recent months. In …
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The two nonprofit organizations will collaborate support education for children in Tanzania. Tiger of the Snows Fund aims to facilitate education for workers involved in outdoor tourism and their families in under-served communities. The nonprofit currently works on projects in Nepal and Tanzania to ensure children have access to education. With similar goals, it was only natural that …
As the year comes to a close, we are grateful for all that you have helped us to accomplish. 2017 was a great year and we would like to thank you for your support and encouragement. Thanks to you, 18 children received an education in Tanzania and a group of Kilimanjaro porters and guides continued …
On August 9, the Roaring Fork Valley community came together for the Mountain Social at Tempranillo to support children’s education in Tanzania. A huge thank you to everyone for their generosity and support of To Return. We met our goal of raising $19,341, a dollar for every foot of elevation of Mt. Kilimanjaro, the highest …
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The To Return student group spent two days on safari to celebrate the end of the 2015 school year. A few photos from Lake Manyara and the Ngorongoro Crater are below. A big thank you to trip leader, Joel Siao and a wonderful group of parents for organizing the field trip.
In early January 2013, students who receive scholarships from To Return joined together for a two day safari. We visited Lake Manyara and the Ngorongoro Crater. For many, it was a first time safari and first overnight spent in a tent.
To Return is preparing for a visit to Moshi, Tanzania during the holidays. We will spend time with the students, visit their families and tour the schools as part of our commitment to strict oversight of the scholarships. We are also bringing 500 lbs of new and gently used warm clothing and equipment as part …