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Join us in making a real impact by participating in our Sparkle for Change online campaign. The Sparkle Foundation aims to create brighter futures for children in Malawi and across Africa. Established in 2012, this award-winning grass-roots charity is delivering a sustainable approach to drive positive change. The charity focuses on four main pillars (Education, Nutrition, Healthcare and Community Support) to protect and empower vulnerable children and their communities.

We’re asking you to use your ride to help reach our goal of riding 5,000km (the distance from Dubai to Malawi) in the month of March and contributing at least US$5,000 to Sparkle. 

You can make a significant difference in helping us provide education, nutrition, healthcare and community outreach for our beneficiaries in Malawi.

With just 50 AED, you can provide a month's worth of nutritious meals for a child, ensuring they receive one meal per day.

For a slightly higher donation of 100 AED, you can double the impact by providing two meals daily for a month.

Take it a step further with a donation of 250 AED, which will guarantee free access to essential medication for a year for both the community members and our children at Sparkle.

A generous contribution of 500 AED can ensure a child's participation in our education program for an entire year, setting them on a path towards a brighter future.

Your support matters, and together, we can create lasting positive change.

How to get involved:

• Donate today and be a part of the transformation – small acts of kindness can spark significant change.

• Set up your own fundraising page on YallaGive and get creative on ways to collect donations. Stuck for ideas? Visit our website to explore different ways that you can fundraise for Sparkle.

For more information or to speak to someone at Sparkle please contact admin@sparklemalawi.org We can’t wait to hear from you!

*All funds collected as part of this campaign will go to supporting our four pillars in Malawi (education, nutrition, healthcare and community outreach) minus 10% that goes to International Humanitarian City Global Impact Fund and 4% to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (as part of fundraising regulations in Dubai, UAE)*

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