Safi School Project is a non-profit organization, incorporated in 2006 and based in Lacey, Washington, USA.
Our mission is to empower and improve the lives of young people in Tanzania, East Africa through education.
Working hand in hand with a Tanzanian board, SYEW (Sponsoring Youth Empowering Women), Safi School Project focuses resources on both students and teachers. Safi has supported over 500 students since 2006.
Our mission is to empower and improve the lives of young people in Tanzania, East Africa through education.
Working hand in hand with a Tanzanian board, SYEW (Sponsoring Youth Empowering Women), Safi School Project focuses resources on both students and teachers. Safi has supported over 500 students since 2006.
Click the arrow below to see a video about how Safi School Project is helping students in Arusha, Tanzania.
Safi School Project ON-LINE Auction!
Yes, Safi's Auction is now REINVENTED
Hey, Safi followers, don’t forget the Auction.
To Register and view the auction items Click on this link - THE AUCTION
Bidding will be from 6 p.m. on Friday, September 10 through 6 p.m. Sunday, September 12
Open to the public. Here are some sneak peeks. . .
To Register and view the auction items Click on this link - THE AUCTION
Bidding will be from 6 p.m. on Friday, September 10 through 6 p.m. Sunday, September 12
Open to the public. Here are some sneak peeks. . .
Elizabeth Hudgin
In memory of our dear friend in Tanzania, Elizabeth Hudgin, who died from COVID on Sunday, July 18th, 2021, Safi will be contributing to the support of many projects in which Elizabeth was involved.
Elizabeth was a charitable, charismatic, knowledgeable human being who thought of others before herself. Her advocacy and support will be missed by so many projects and people in Tanzania. Elizabeth was a longtime supporter of Safi and Safi’s Purposeful Travel contact in Tanzania. She helped introduce many travelers to Tanzanian cultural projects, places, and friends. There were so many projects and lives that Elizabeth was involved with, advocating for, and supporting. The list goes on and on. She did say how much her friends meant to her, and that she “loved you all.” Elizabeth was a wonderful person, a delightful friend, and a loss to us all. Please think of Elizabeth adding your love, prayers, and tears to ours. Some of Elizabeth’s projects:
To donate in Elizabeth’s memory - Link for online contributions on the Donate Page ~OR~
Mail your contribution to:
Safi School Project
PO box 8275
Lacey WA 98509
Please note on your donation that it is an Elizabeth Memorial. Your contribution will be wired to Tanzania and the SYEW board to distribute as needed in memory of Elizabeth Hudgin.
- Nusu Nusu - making and selling shirts done in Western style and Tanzanian cloth - 1/2 and 1/2),
- Feed Our Minds - food for families who are hungry and scholarships for students to go to secondary school, and
- Elieshi Manase - Elizabeth became the "grandmother" for Elieshi's 5 children, bringing fresh, healthy food every week.
- Widow’s Might – providing widows with opportunities to support their family by weaving, sewing, embroidering, and beading.
- Orphan projects, Peacemakers for Albinism and Community and so many more……
To donate in Elizabeth’s memory - Link for online contributions on the Donate Page ~OR~
Mail your contribution to:
Safi School Project
PO box 8275
Lacey WA 98509
Please note on your donation that it is an Elizabeth Memorial. Your contribution will be wired to Tanzania and the SYEW board to distribute as needed in memory of Elizabeth Hudgin.
Check out our Purposeful Travel page and read about upcoming Trips and how to sign up!
(Currently the trips are postponed due to Covid-19)
But. . . you can check out Safi's Blog page to see what the Jan/Feb 2020 trip was like. It was EPIC! This link will take you to the beginning, scroll up from Post 1 to see the whole trip.
(Currently the trips are postponed due to Covid-19)
But. . . you can check out Safi's Blog page to see what the Jan/Feb 2020 trip was like. It was EPIC! This link will take you to the beginning, scroll up from Post 1 to see the whole trip.
