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I didnât start Jango because I wanted to run a nonprofit.
I started it because I lived here.
Because I saw how something as simple as water can determine the shape of a day.
How a classroom can change the trajectory of a child.
How light at night can mean safety, study, or simply dignity.
Since then, together, weâve supported:
đ§ Reliable running water for more than 15,000 people
đ« 7 classrooms built - and counting
đČ 80 children fed every school day
âïž Solar lamps installed for homes and schools
đ± Thousands of trees planted and protected
This work is small in structure, but real in impact.
We work directly with local leaders.
We fund tangible dreams.
We are transparent where the money goes.
If this feels meaningful to you
and you want to help
you can be part of it.
Thank you for being here.
Six months ago, the children of Mboyo Dierry didnât have enough classroom space.
Today they do.
The Jango community team built this elementary school classroom from the ground up, without outside contractors. Thanks to you generous donations too - we are stimulating the local economy and helping education take root.
50 children will walk through the door this year. đȘđžđł
#JangoProject #MboyoDierry #Senegal #GrassrootsDevelopment
As we step into this new year, we invite you to practice with intention and generosity
Our practice is a space for renewal and commitment, a moment to reconnect, realign, and begin again.
With each breath and each movement, we cultivate presence that can become an offering.
An offering not only for ourselves, but for others.
Through this donation-based practice, we are supporting Jango Project to help provide food for children, support classrooms and access to education and create more stable and nourishing spaces for kids to grow
Letâs begin the year rooted in awareness, movement, and collective support.
May your practice be an act of care.
May your breath extend beyond the mat.
Thank you for being part of this energy
A full stomach means a full chance to learn.
Every week, our school canteens in Senegal provide over 400 hot, healthy meals to students who might otherwise go without. These lunches donât just fill platesâthey fuel futures, giving children the energy and dignity to learn, play, and grow.
But we canât do it without you. đ Every donation, big or small, goes directly to serving these meals and keeping our canteens running strong.
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Together, we can turn compassion into sustenance.
The Rains Crashed the Roof. We Brought It Back.
Last yearâs heavy monsoon rains destroyed the roof of the school in the Village of Hamady Baga.
75 students were left without shelter to learn, read, or dream safely.
This school is more than just a buildingâitâs a cornerstone of the community. So when the storm passed, we got to work.
Thanks to your support, the roof is now repaired. The classroom stands strong again, ready to welcome every curious, radiant child who walks through its doors.
Resilience takes many forms. This time, it looked like sheets of tin, strong beams, and a community that refused to let learning be washed away.
Thank you for standing with us. The future is held together by acts like these.
#JangoProject #EducationForAll #HamadyBaga #WestAfrica #RainySeason #ClimateResilience #SchoolsMatter #NonprofitImpact #TogetherWeBuild
OUR GARDEN IS GROWING ! đ±
Thanks to your support, the trees planted last year at our Ăcole Maternelle in Agnam Tonguel have taken root and are reaching skywardâbringing shade, beauty, and hope to the children who learn and play beneath themđł
At the Jango Project, weâre dedicated to reforesting the Senegalese Sahelâplanting one seed at a time. Your generosity is helping make the world a vibrant green placeđ
As our gardening project expands across the region, weâd love your help! If youâd like to get involved, please donât hesitate to reach out.
We are excited to announce the official launch of the Jango Project School Canteen Program! This initiative provides nutritious lunches every school day, ensuring students have the fuel they need to succeed. For just $2, we can feed one student for the entire month. đ„ đ„ đ
Our goal is to extend this program to other schools in the region, and we are calling on generous donors to support this cause. Every contribution brings us closer to a healthier, brighter tomorrow for more children. đ
Join us in making a lasting impactâdonate today and help us feed the future! đ«¶đ»
đđ After this week spent in Senegal, weâre happy and proud to share that the Jango Project carbon offset program is officially up and running!
To kick things off, Antoine and Conor used our carbon calculator to offset the emissions for their recent trip from Paris. At just $39 each, weâve been able to plant and will care for 52 treesâa beautiful mix of Neem, Mango, Baobab, Guava, and more đ±.
This is just the beginning, and weâre grateful to be planting the first seeds (literally!) of what we hope will become a much larger movement toward sustainability and reforestation.
Itâs a small step, but one weâre proud of as we grow the impact of Jango Project, together.
#CarbonOffset #JangoProject #PlantTrees #SustainabilityJourney #ParisToDakar #EcoFriendlyTravel #FamilyRoots #Reforestation #ClimateAction
