Partner organisations support Sunshine in Nosy Komba through long-term fundraising, their own events, support for ours, and regular donations.
Sponsors support us for the yearly Sunshine in Nosy Komba festival.
ESA Humanitarian Relief Fund (HRF)
ESA Humanitarian Relief Fund (HRF) has supported the Sunshine in Nosy Komba Foundation since its inception. HRF has funded several of our projects, including maternity centre equipment in 2016, reforestation activities, and the refurbishment of School Banana in 2023.
ESA Humanitarian Relief Fund is a team of passionate ESA employees committed to making a difference through volunteer work. Its mission is to support a broad range of small-scale relief projects that encourage self-sufficiency, long-term sustainability, education, health, economic activity, educational programmes, clean water access and sanitation. It also supports large-scale humanitarian action in response to natural disasters, in line with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
HE Space Children's Foundation
HE Space Children’s Foundation has been a major supporter of Sunshine in Nosy Komba’s education projects for many years. In particular, funding from HE Space Children’s Foundation enabled us to launch the Rise and Shine Scholarship Programme in 2015, which has supported the studies of more than 70 students in secondary school and beyond.
In recent years, HE Space Children’s Foundation has supported vocational training for young people and a teacher-training programme for new teachers at School Banana.
HE Space Children’s Foundation is a non-profit organisation committed to bringing positive change to the lives of orphans and other underprivileged children by providing access to the resources needed for high-quality education.
The French Kermesse
The French Kermesse has supported the Sunshine in Nosy Komba Foundation since 2016. Its project contributed to improvements at the School Banana campus.
Funding from the Francophone Fair has enabled us to create and maintain a media library at School Banana, and has supported the printing of books for students at our school and others across the island.
The Francophone Fair was founded in 1968 and has become a major event for French speakers in the Netherlands. Since 2004, La Kermesse Francophone de La Haye has been a registered foundation in the Netherlands. Its goal is to raise funds for humanitarian projects across five continents in education, health, rural development and job creation.
We Work, It Works
We Work It Works began when Stefano Palazzi arrived on the island of Nosy Komba, Madagascar. Inspired to contribute to the community, he developed a practical approach to locally led development that continues to support meaningful change.
Sponsors
Sponsors support us for the yearly Sunshine in Nosy Komba festival.
