Hi! Thank you very much for your invaluable support to Airfunding for NGO and the organizations around the world that are part of it.
We would like to share with you this monthly report from the organizations.

This monthly report is a document where you can check the following information:
(1) Amount collected by the organization during the month
(2) Breakdown on the usage of the received funds during the month
(3) Details on the organization’s activities during the month

Back to School Africa

With the $603.20 collected, Back2School Africa has been able to get school materials to 70 children, get t-shirts and banners for the outreach activity in Kano, pay the registration fee for 23 beneficiaries, and pay the transportation and food of the volunteers.

Funds breakdown

Collected support: $603.20 USD

・School materials: 60%
・Fees for the beneficiaries: 20%
・Transportation and food: 15%
・T-shirts, banners, certificates: 5%

School materials

This month they bought school materials for 30 children in Kano and 40 for the children in Imo State. They bought books and bags for all of them.

Fees for beneficiaries

This month they paid the registration fees for 23 children in Lagos State.

Transportation and food

This month the organization paid for the food and transportation of the volunteers that attended the Kano outreach.

T-shirts, banners, and certificates

Some t-shirts, banners, and certificates were needed for the outreach activity in Kano State.

Organization’s activities

Aaromi State outreach

The 20th of October some volunteers of the organization will travel to find some vulnerable children of the area and to enroll them back to school.

Sasak Satu Swara

With the $123 collected, Sasak Satu Swara has been able to buy 10L of hand sanitizer and 100 masks for the children and staff, has bought 30 books and 30 pens needed for the next 3 months and has also been able to drive the children every week to the local library to study. A percentage of the funds has also been used to support the wifi and electricity expenses of the campus.

Funds breakdown

Collected support: $123 USD

・Wifi : 20%
・Masks: 8%
・Hand Sanitizer: 10%
・Pencils, books: 30%
. Electricity: 15%
. Transportation. 17%

Hand sanitizer and masks

Due to the current PPKM (Emergency lockdown), the government has demanded to use masks and hand sanitizer for every citizen but not every family can afford it, so in order to fulfill the requirements, they have been bought for both children and volunteers. In total, they bought 10 L of hand sanitizer and 100 masks.

Books and pens

30 books and 30 pens were bought for the children of the new school made in the village, that will be enough material to continue the lessons for 2 or 3 months.

Transportation to the library

Some money was used to cover the transportation for the children to visit the local library weekly.

Other expenses

Other expenses include the electricity and wifi inside the campus.

Organization’s activities

Weekly dance learning

Since July, the children have started to learn traditional dances every weekend to preserve the local heritage. This is an activity that will continue on a weekly basis in the future.

A weekly visit to the local library

Sasak Satu Swara has decided to drive the children once a week to a local library in order to help them improve their knowledge and have access to many more school materials that will help their education development. This is an activity that they will continue on a weekly basis in the future.

Faith Angels Ministry

This month the money hasn’t been spent because it is expected to be spent on the iron sheets during the next month. Next month we will be informing you of how this money will be spent.

Funds breakdown

Collected support: $163 USD

Spent: $0 USD

Organization’s activities

Community sensibilization for parenting and ageless education

Because they have found out that young girls have become pregnant because of being out of school for so long due to Covid -19 government school closure they have decided to start giving them workshops about parenting and education

Holding community psycho-social support sessions with teenage and pregnant girls

The pregnant teenage girls needed to be psychologically empowered so that they prepare themselves and
go back to school amidst having given birth so they received some encouragement from the community to go to school again.

Donation of baby goats

Some baby goats were born from a goat that was previously donated to the community so they were distributed around the community

Entrepreneurs monitored by IOM

Last month, the group of entrepreneurs collected $60 USD. The amount has been delivered together with the collected $60 in the previous month, making a total of $380 USD.
The collected amount during the previous 2 months has been delivered already to the leader of the entrepreneur’s group.
It will be shortly divided between the 17 entrepreneurs that already have opened their projects in Airfunding, with the objective of using it to develop their business plans or improve their current businesses.

We will inform you about these improvements in the next reports!

Solidaridad sin Limites

This month, the collected $45 has been used for the transportation needed of the mission to Mirití Paraná

Funds breakdown

Collected support: $45 USD

Transportation: 100%

Transportation

This month the money has been spent on transportation for the previous mission to Mirití Paraná. They need support because it was mandatory to go from Leticia to the community on a plane. There is no way to go on a bus or a boat. By boat, the distance was 15 days from Leticia to the community so it would be 30 days to go and return for just a few days of attention.
So they took two planes: one from Medellín and Bogotá to Leticia and one to the community.
The overall cost of the mission is around 10.000 USD and it was held from the 13th to the 20th of August.

Organization’s activities

Donations in Hogar Divina Providencia

On the 3rd, 17th, and 31st of September donations of food and clothes were made to the Hogar Divina Providencia, a shelter of teenage mothers. This activity is always held bi-weekly.