Causes: International

Mission: The Malawi Project provides the resources to assist one the poorest nations on earth to get on its feet, manage its own programs, and chart its own future.

Results: Since its inception in 1999 the Malawi Project and its supporters have spawned (1) a five building, 110-bed medical complex, (2) a children village of 26 buildings housing 160 children, (3) a food processing plant that is feeding 60,000 a day, (4) an agricultural village where 50 farm families a year are training in modern farming technology, (5) a new, exciting, farm tractor designed for third world countries with seven units being sent to Malawi, (6) delivery and distribution of over 3,000 wheelchairs, (7) deliver of nearly 90,000 new pairs of shoes in a Shoes for Trees program that has resulted in planting thousands of tree seedlings, (8) establishment and support of three Malawi community support groups, assisting the people in medicine, and self sustaining programs, (9) assistance in the construction of a community library near Lake Malawi, then supplying the library with 2,000 books, (10) procurement and suppling over 700 Malawi medical facilities with over $200 million in medical aid, (10) distribution of nearly a half million pieces of Christian literature, (11) distribution of over 33,000 school text books to over 1,000 schools, (12) major support for the Namikango Maternity Clinic in southern Malawi, and (13) major support for community development groups, schools and the Malawi prison system.

Target demographics: the people of Malawi to get on their feet and provide for their own future.

Direct beneficiaries per year: over 700 local organizatons.

Geographic areas served: Malawi, Central Africa

Programs: Agriculture, Education, Medical, Conservation, Forestry, Leadership Training, and Wheelchair Distribution.