Featured charities
Following are some charities that we support. Most of them offer opportunities for involvement. For more information, you can click on any that interest you.
Eritrean Satellite Television (ERISAT)-–This Month’s Spotlighted Charity
ERISAT is a non-profit digital platform dedicated to serving Eritreans inside and outside Eritrea.
read moreSue Speaks
SUE Speaks is a digital meeting place for high-minded people to be inspired and to engage with each other. Our goal is to help shift our worldview from being primarily about self-care to one in which caring about each other is just as important.
read moreTiyya Foundation
Tiyya Foundation is an award-winning 501 (c)(3) known for transforming the refugee living experience in the Greater Los Angeles & surrounding areas.
read moreTuskeegee Airmen Scholarship Foundation
Tuskegee Airmen Scholarship Foundation honors the legacy of the Tuskegee Airmen, one of the most recognized and decorated groups to serve in the Army Air Corps during World War II.
read moreAfrican Communities Public Health Coalition
African Communities Public Health Coalition (ACPHC) works to improve mental health and wellness in African immigrants.
read moreNatulique
Natulique produces a line of organic, non-toxic salon products. Although Natulique is a for-profit company, it supports several non-profit causes: It is a big supporter and also a recipient of the Vegan Society symbol; Its products are cruelty-free, and Natulique is an advocate for animal rights and welfare; Natulique encourages salons to donate hair waste to organizations that use it to make wigs for cancer victims.
read moreChange to Humanity
Change to Humanity was founded by Giselle Malluche in 2007 to assist the homeless and communities living in food deserts and experiencing food insecurity in Atlanta and Clarkston GA.
read moreNatural Deathcare Initiative
Natural Deathcare Initiative promotes natural deathcare as a compassionate choice, a human right, and an environmental imperative.
read moreAmerican Relief Agency for the Horn of Africa (ARAHA)
One of ARAHA’s projects was partnering with Zebiba Shekhia to build a high school for Eritrean refugee girls in Sudan.
read moreAfrican Missions Empowering Network (AMEN)
African Missions Empowering Network (AMEN), was founded by Aman Berhe to help Eritrean refugees, both in Africa and in the U.S.
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