Five ways to give this Winter #givingtuesday It’s the run up to Christmas and the holiday season, and so the perfect time to give to good causes. Giving Tuesday is an international campaign, which raises awareness of the importance and benefits
Too Poor for Periods- how girls in Zimbabwe are facing the burden of having a period when you're penniless. Read on to find out how inspirational MEN and WOMEN in the UK are trying to help. It is estimated that
As many people are probably aware, back in March, the Reading Half Marathon was called off due to the pesky snow! After a little disappointment, and probably a few sighs of relief, CBF heroes rallied up and decided they would
Africa Day 2018- Celebrating the Joy of Africa 6 facts you probably didn't know about Zimbabwe Zimbabwe is a country full of colour, passion, joy and love. It's a country that's in the hearts of team CBF, as well as
"Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world" - Nelson Mandela. These are the words that CBF live and work by every day. We know that one child at a time, we are working
You might've read one of our recent blogs "Creating A Better Future For Morgan", written by CBF supporter Wayne. The blog detailed the incredible experience he and his wife, Alice, had of meeting Morgan, the Zimbabwean child who they sponsor
From Zimbabwe to England “Education is the key to the future and to the prosperity of the nation” John Hudson, good friend of CBF, is the chairman of the international committee for the Maidenhead Rotary Club. Since hearing about our
For the past two years I have had the privilege of sponsoring a wonderful 10-year-old Zimbabwean boy, Morgan, who is currently in his final year at Chitakatira Primary School in the Vumba Mountains, some 25kms south east of Mutare. Thanks
“You’re off to great places, today is your day, your mountain is waiting, so get on your way!” Dr Suess S e p t e m b e r In countries all around the world, this month brings forth
“If you educate a girl, you educate a nation” I recently came across an article that read the title “girl’s education is the global civil rights issue of our time”. An awakening and overwhelming statement that sadly bares truth. At
