Recent News
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Will you help Ms. Agnes this Mother's Day?
“Approximately 200,000 children wander the streets of Cameroon each day; most of whom have been abandoned. As a result, some of these children get involved with drugs and gang life, ultimately becoming dangerous to society.” more »
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Travel with SAC to Uganda and Kenya
Save Africa's Children Founder and President, Bishop Charles E. Blake, Sr. invites you to travel with SAC to Kampala, Uganda and Nairobi, Kenya. more »
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Save Africa's Children is Set to Honor Bishop Charles E. Blake, Founder and CEO, at its Tenth Year Celebration
Also slated to be honored are Denzel and Pauletta Washington, Earvin "Magic" and Cookie Johnson, Dr. La-Doris McClaney, and Dr. John Gregory. U.S. House of Representatives Congresswoman Karen Bass is set to be the Mistress of Ceremony and Joshua DuBois, Executive Director for the White House Office of Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships, will be the Special Guest. South African well-known artist, Solly Mahlangu, will provide live entertainment. Award-winning photojournalist, Valerie Goodloe, will have her artwork displayed throughout the event. more »
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Save the Date: Save Africa's Children 10th Anniversary Celebration
Save Africa's Children will celebrate its 10 year anniversary on Thursday December 6, 2012. more »
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A Letter from Bishop Blake
As Save Africa's Children celebrates its Ten Year Anniversary, founder and CEO, Bishop Blake reflects on the successes and challenges that are ahead. He shares his thoughts in a candid letter to all of SAC's friends and contributors. more »
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Drought in Kenya
The United Nations has officially declared a drought in the horn of Africa. The drought is its worst in 60 years. Somalia, Kenya and Ethiopia are the predominant three countries affected. The individuals most affected are the orphans that depend on caregivers and supported schools for food. more »
Recent Blog Posts
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Cameroon, Blogs and Interviews
I recently had the opportunity to travel to Cameroon to do some field work. While meeting with school children, teachers and community leaders I had the chance to sit down and talk with Mayor of Kumba 1, Prince Ekale Mukete. After having... more »
National Volunteer Week
Volunteer in action throughout the United States and in Kenya ... more »
Women Helping One Another
Sizanani is a Zulu word meaning ?to help one another.? This word not only expresses the mission of Sizanani Home Based Care Givers but also expresses the spirit of the organization?s founder, Elizabeth Rapuleng. Sizanani Home Based Care G... more »
Featured Grants
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Marirangwe Primary School
Marirangwe is a nationally recognized early education program in Zimbabwe. It was founded to provide quality education to orphaned and vulnerable children living in Mashonaland, East Province of Zimbabwe. Marirangwe was developed in 2009 with the support from Save Africa’s Children. more »
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Kenya Medical Clinic
On August 16, 2008, SAC officially opened the Dagoretti Community Health Center to provide care for children from nearby slum areas, orphanages and other low income areas that lack access to affordable health care. The work of the clinic and Save Africa’s Children medical camps have been recognized by the Consulate General of Kenya. The Health Center is open year round and needs your help to continue serving the most vulnerable children in Nairobi, Kenya. more »