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In 2015 nearly 2,500
students participated in
the Walk for Wisdom,
raising $10,000 for
books and solar lights
in South Sudan.

Get involved in the
2017-18 Walk for Wisdom.

East Mecklenburg High physics teacher Deb Semmler and Mothering Across Continents special projects coordinator Elizabeth Peacock are teaching and training in Rwanda. In June/July 2015, more than 1,000 high school teachers and girl students have opportunities to learn about and practice "purpose-based science" projects.

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In 2009, the dream of Mothering Across Continents officially became a nonprofit platform for coaching volunteer project catalysts to make a difference. To date, we've served more than 6,000 orphans and vulnerable children around the world and provided global service training and materials to more than 15,000 teachers and students in the US.

Hundreds of individuals, churches, foundations and schools have helped the Raising South Sudan project build schools and support education. On March 6 we celebrated the project's 5th anniversary at a dinner event featuring honored guest and keynote speaker John Dau.

Store for Social Good

Through the Any1Can Vote campaign, you selected the winning designs painted by students in the Any1Can Project. Our online store features these T-shirts for Social Good and more.

100% of net proceeds benefit Mothering Across Continents nonprofit projects. Shop now!

High Hopes Haiti

Women's vocational training improves community economies and quality of life. In rural northern Haiti, volunteer project catalyst Courtney Jackson guides a program providing English, computer and business skills training to high school students and young adults.

Mentoring Mwiko

In Rwanda, in partnership with donors and the Dreike Scholarship Fund, we support Mwiko Primary School's annual merit scholarship program to send sixth graders to secondary school.

Peace

Our Chief Catalyst and 2012 Rotary Peace Fellow Patricia Shafer co-founded a global youth peace education training program for high school and university students, now co-managed by Director of Global Operations Elizabeth Peacock.

High school students in Charlotte, NC, are asking individuals, schools, churches and civic groups to take a stand for peace in South Sudan as part of the Memes for Peace advocacy project. View their Memes for Peace online gallery.

Building Futures

In 2010, donors co-funded an Early Childhood Center in KwaZuluNatal, South Africa, a region with a high percentage of orphans due to HIV/AIDS. Nonprofit Woza Moya continues its successful, sustainable operations.