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ETI is eager to share the latest copy of our newsletter that welcomes new subscribers, thanks our donors, outlines plans for the no frills NO GALA gala and presents plans for funding the Pineapple Juice Processing Plant. Click the image below to get all The Latest from ETI. Construction on the Pineapple Juice Processing Plant…
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It was a no frills year. And now, ETI announces the no frills NO GALA gala to be held May 1-11. Your donation given during this time will be doubled up to 5K thanks to a loyal ETI supporter who provided the match. Your gift will go to support the construction of the Pineapple Juice…
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Samia Suluhu Hassan – Tanzania’s New President: The following article was published 19 March, 2021 by the BBC – British Broadcasting Corporation. IMAGE COPYRIGHT TANZANIA STATE HOUSE On Wednesday evening – March 17, 2021 – she had the task of announcing to Tanzanians that President John Magufuli had died, and now Vice-President Samia Suluhu Hassan…
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2020 was a difficult year. That is why we are especially grateful for all ofyou who helped us achieve all of our goals and more. The Annual Report is 10 colorful pages that tell the story. Read on and thank you!
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The chance for every child to learn & use their talents is at the heart of a just society. But it is wealth, not talent, that often decides a child’s fate. In so many developing communities, brilliant engineers, doctors, entrepreneurs & teachers spend their days, instead, fetching water & herding goats. Let’s change this. #InvestEducation…
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BE Design worked diligently to complete renderings of the Rural Opportunity Center (ROC) with focus on the Pineapple Juice Processing Plant. Engel shared the designs with ETI on January 25, 2020. ETI and Tanzanian Partners, KAD, look forward to getting this ROC built!
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Since inception ETI donors have contributed over $908,000 in cash and gifts, and over $2.8 Million in professional expertise. Loyal donors and professionals have helped make it happen.
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1. LISTEN. The people of Karagwe are empowered and know what they need to be free from poverty. Listening to them sounds basic but is critical as the first step for success. Well-intentioned people parachuting in with ‘solutions’ does not work because solutions are ‘owned by outsiders’, miss key components and are generally not sustainable.…
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The ETI December Newsletter NEED A QUICK GLIMPSE IN 4 BULLET POINTS?KARUCO Celebrates its FIRST COHORT OF GRADUATESETI GIVE DAY launches best End-of-Year Giving in our HistoryBE DESIGN renderings for Pineapple Juice Processing PlantTis the Season: The Facets of Giving CLICK HERE TO GIVENOT A DRY EYENovember 21, 2020. Tears of joy were shed as the first cohort of KARUCO…
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