Community & Impact
Give a Future Foundation
Transforming Potential into Progress.
Foundation Statement
Give a Future Foundation is the non-profit arm of Delaware Investments Limited, established with a straightforward belief: that a company operating in a community has an unconditional obligation to that community. Not a charitable obligation. A human one.
Our foundation focuses on three areas where the need is greatest and where our reach can be most transformative: nutrition, healthcare, and education. In each, we seek not to provide temporary relief, but to build the conditions for lasting independence.
We are not donors,
we are partners in progress.
Impact in Numbers
Measured in lives, not metrics.
Stat 01
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Regional Medical Camps
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Days of Care Provided
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Life-Changing Surgeries
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Mothers Served Daily
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Children Fed Daily
Education
Keko Mwanga Primary School — Dar es Salaam
Education Project
Every morning, more than 1,500 children arrived at Keko Mwanga Primary School. Many arrived hungry. The sanitation facilities were failing. The kitchen could no longer support the needs of the students. Education was being limited by conditions that no child should face. So we got to work.
1,500
Students Fed Daily
8
Facilities Renovated
100%
Daily Coverage
Community Support
Hope for Girls Center — Mugumu
Food Support Program
Delaware Investments continues to support the Hope for Girls and Women in Tanzania Center in Mugumu — a safe house providing shelter and protection for girls affected by FGM, abuse, child violence, and gender-based harm.
As part of this support, a one-year food donation programme was secured through the contribution of Mr. Nagarjuna Akkineni (Indian Actor/Film Producer/Philanthropist), helping provide stable nutritional support and daily meals for the children living within the facility.
This initiative forms part of the organisation's broader commitment to child welfare, nutrition, and the support of vulnerable groups within surrounding communities.
1 Year
Food Programme
Daily
Nutritional Support
Healthcare
Care delivered where it is needed most.
Project 01
Dar es Salaam
Keko Mwanga Hospital
Ninety babies are born at Keko Mwanga maternity ward every single day. Until recently, they arrived into a facility with insufficient infrastructure and a single doctor serving hundreds of patients, mothers and newborns caught in a system struggling to meet the most fundamental of human needs. We responded by constructing a fully equipped maternity ward and employing an additional doctor. We have also launched community health education programmes focused on maternal support, mental health, and nutrition, addressing not just the immediate crisis, but the systemic conditions that created it.
Every mother who gives birth safely. Every infant who arrives into a world of dignified care. That is the return on this investment.
Project 02
Iringa
Tosamaganga Referral Hospital
In Iringa, we are building a community-driven model of healthcare access, one that ensures even patients without insurance receive quality treatment. Our teams provide health education, combat harmful stigma, and work to build the kind of trust that makes communities stronger.
Project 03
Ndanda
St. Benedict Hospital
Through a specialised surgical camp at St. Benedict Hospital, Give a Future Foundation delivered life-changing procedures to underserved patients who would otherwise have had no access to specialist care. Each surgery represented not just a medical outcome, but a life restored.
Project 04
Serengeti
Serengeti Oral-Maxillofacial Medical Camp
Our specialised oral-maxillofacial camp provided critical care for adults and children living with facial and jaw conditions, conditions that can define a person's entire social existence. A dedicated paediatric physician provided comprehensive care, including free medicines, to every child under 13 who attended. Every procedure. Every consultation. Free of charge.
Looking Ahead
The Next Chapter
Give a Future Foundation is at an early but powerful stage of its growth. Our upcoming initiatives include a Sickle Cell Anemia in the Mara region, where we have identified a significant and underserved population of children living with this condition. We will provide free care and ongoing treatment for every child enrolled.
We are also in the early planning stages of a full hospital facility, to be built near our projects in the Serengeti corridor. This hospital will provide free medical care to the surrounding communities, a permanent, sustainable legacy at the heart of our most transformative development region.
The vision is clear. The commitment is absolute.
And the work has already begun.