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Clean Water for Villages in Tanzania
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Clean Water. Brighter Futures.
Help bring clean water, education, and dignity to women and girls in Tanzania.
Imagine starting each day wondering where your family will find safe water. Imagine a young girl spending hours collecting water instead of sitting in a classroom. Imagine missing school because you don't have access to basic menstrual health supplies.
For women and girls in rural Maasai communities in Tanzania, these challenges can be part of everyday life.
At Rozalia Women and Girls Fund, we believe the solutions begin with access to basic necessities and the opportunity to build a better future.
Your generosity can help support three critical priorities:
Clean Water: Support community-led efforts to improve access to safe water, reduce the burden of collecting water, and promote healthier families.
Girls' Education: Help provide educational resources and support that make it easier for girls to remain in school and pursue their dreams.
Women's Health and Dignity: Help expand access to menstrual hygiene supplies and practical health education so that girls can participate in school and everyday activities with greater comfort and confidence.
These efforts are interconnected. Access to clean water supports better health. Education creates opportunities. Supporting women's well-being strengthens families and entire communities.
We work through grassroots partnerships that respect local traditions and prioritize the needs identified by the communities themselves.
Your donation is more than a gift. It's an investment in opportunity, dignity, and a brighter future.
Join us in making a difference, one girl, one woman, and one community at a time.
Our mission is to empower women and girls in underserved communities of Tanzania by improving access to clean water, education, menstrual health resources, and opportunities for economic independence. Through partnerships with grassroots organizations and local community leaders, we work to remove barriers, promote dignity, and create sustainable opportunities for women, girls, and their families to thrive.
Rozalia Women and Girls Fund was born from a firsthand experience in Tanzania and a belief that meaningful change often begins with personal connections.
During a visit to Tanzania, our founder witnessed both the remarkable strength of Maasai communities and the challenges faced by women and girls living in rural areas. Despite their resilience, determination, and strong community traditions, many families continue to struggle with limited access to clean water, educational resources, and essential health supplies.
What began as a personal connection grew into a commitment to help.
Established in Colorado in 2026, Rozalia Women and Girls Fund was created to connect American donors with the grassroots efforts of the Rozalia Foundation in Tanzania. Rather than attempting to build a separate organization on the ground, our approach emphasizes supporting local people who understand their communities, their traditions, and their greatest needs.
We believe that lasting progress comes from collaboration, respect, and empowering communities to shape their own futures.
Our initial focus includes improving access to safe drinking water, helping girls remain in school, providing menstrual health supplies, and supporting opportunities for women to improve their economic well-being.
As a young nonprofit, we are building a foundation for long-term partnerships, responsible stewardship of donations, and measurable community impact.
Our vision is straightforward: a future where girls can pursue their education without unnecessary barriers, women have greater opportunities for independence, and families have access to essential resources for healthy, productive lives.
Every contribution helps us move closer to that vision.
Organization name
Rozalia Women & Girls Fund
2026
Tax id (EIN)
42-3073015
Category
International, Foreign Affairs & National Security, Education
Organization Size
Small Organization
Address
10200 E KENTUCKY DRSerengeti, Mara Region, TZ