Donate to Mercy Community School: Build Classrooms & Sanitation for Orphaned Children in Zambia

Students are learning outdoors due to a lack of infrastructure—without proper classrooms, toilets, or safe shelter. These are not just logistical challenges—they are barriers to education, dignity, and hope.

This campaign aims to raise $500,000 to construct additional classrooms and sanitation facilities, giving orphaned children in Lusaka a safe, supportive environment where they can learn, grow, and build a brighter future.

The Challenges

The learning environment at Mercy Community School Foundation is overcrowded and inadequate. With only a rented church building and no permanent classrooms or toilets, students are forced to study outside, often exposed to harsh weather conditions and lacking privacy and hygiene.

This is not just an infrastructure problem—it’s a human one. Children sit on bare floors, learn under trees, and use makeshift sanitation facilities. The emotional, physical, and academic toll is severe.

• Without immediate support, these children remain at risk—physically, mentally, and emotionally. Their education and future are compromised by conditions no child should endure.

Why It Matters

Every child deserves access to safe, quality education. For orphaned children, school is more than a place to learn—it’s a refuge, a path to opportunity, and a chance to break the cycle of poverty.

Your support will create permanent classrooms and hygienic sanitation facilities, restoring dignity, improving attendance, and creating a healthy, hopeful learning environment for hundreds of vulnerable children.

Solution

With $500,000, we will:

• Build New Classrooms: Create secure, weather-proof spaces for learning

• Construct Sanitation Facilities: Install proper toilets and handwashing stations to promote hygiene and health

• Sponsor Education: $100 can fund a child’s education for an entire year

• Expand Our Reach: Accommodate more orphaned students in need of support

Your donation is more than financial help—it’s an investment in the future of Zambia’s most vulnerable children.