At Catalyst Foundation, we are governed by our Board of Trustees who bring knowledge from either their Zimbabwean/Zambian lived experiences, the Corporate world, or Safeguarding, and Cultural backgrounds.
Our Board meets regularly and sets our strategic direction, as well as our overall governance.
Meet our Board of Trustees, and find out what motivates them to volunteer for us.
Imagine a girl, uncertain of her next meal, with a future clouded by hunger and a lack of education. Your generosity can change that.
By supporting Catalyst Foundation, you will provide more than just food hampers and clothing. You will empower a girl to dream beyond survival. School textbooks and unwavering encouragement will light her path to a brighter tomorrow.
Visit our Impact Stories to witness firsthand how our impact has changed the lives of our beneficiaries to date, thanks to passionate donors like YOU!
With heartfelt gratitude from all of us at Catalyst Foundation, THANK YOU!
Empower your giving by choosing a custom donation amount. This flexibility enables you to tailor your support, blending various contributions listed above to create a unique impact. By donating in this way, you will allow Catalyst Foundation to address the specific needs of its beneficiaries with precision, responding to their preferences and urgent requirements.
For £40 a month in Zambia or £80 a month in Zimbabwe, you can provide a girl with everything she needs to thrive: education, food, clothing, and basic supplies.
As a sponsor, you will receive a personalised profile of your sponsored girl, offering you a glimpse into her unique story. You will have the chance to forge a meaningful connection with her through letters, emails, and video updates, allowing you to witness her transformation into a confident and empowered young woman. Your investment is not just a donation; it is an investment in her future.
Your support will go beyond just one girl; by sponsoring a girl, you are helping uplift her entire community, working to break the cycle of poverty and bridge the gender inequality gap.