We are a charitable trust set up to raise funds in support of the Calvary Zion Children's Home in Mombasa, Kenya. The home was started in 1998 to care for abandoned and homeless children.

One of the main aims of the Trust is to raise money to pay for the children's education in order to give them as good a start in life as possible.

The Trust, along with other Calvary Zion supporters, is also fundraising for the construction of a new home for the children where they will have more space and be more self sufficient.

News

Updated January 25, 2012
Friends of Calvary Zion, Tanja Fischer and Rainer Frank, a German couple who have raised much of the funding for the new children's home, the latest is 5.000 € for the septic tanks . Read their website (in German) called Stiftung Pro Afrika. Download a flier (PDF 1504KB) giving more information about their work.

Gill the cow has had her calf and the ever increasing goats continue to supply milk for the children. Read more

Fundraising

Susan (chair of the CZ Trust) attempted to climb Kilimanjaro in Tanzania , but just missed reaching the summit due to altitude sickness. Read more. If you think that is worth a couple of pounds then please visit her fund raising page.
Susan funded the trek herself so all donations will help the kids. Press coverage.

Don't forget to use our online shop at Spend and Raise for access to over 150 merchants earning Calvary Zion Support Trust commission on your sale.

	Put another brick in the wall Buy a brick for £2.50 and help to build the new Calvary Zion Children's Home. To donate go to our special Justgiving Buy a Brick page.

We have teamed up with ethicTrade which sells fairly traded toys and clothing. 20% of your purchase price goes to Calvary Zion so it's a great way to feel good about spending!

Calvary Zion Children's Home Support Trust

Calvary Zion Childrens' Home

We are a charitable trust set up to raise funds in support of the Calvary Zion Children's Home in Mombasa, Kenya. The home was started in 1998 to care for abandoned and homeless children.