OUR MISSION – Bringing partnerships among governments, businesses, nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), and private citizens turning good intentions into measurable results to the lives of the people and wildlife in Tanzania.
About Our Work
01OUR MISSION
02We Welcome You
Come join us.
- Be a Sponsor
- Share your Initiative
- Be a Consultant
- Grant Application download
- Volunteer Your Skills
- Travel to Tanzania
03We Look Forward
Our goals are high.
Nadosoito Primary School e-Reader Program bringing progressive digital learning tools to enthusiastic students.
Naiyobi Village water tank to store clean water benefiting over 15,000 pastoralists in a remote Ngorongoro area.
Kituma Primary School classrooms in a remote village far from Karatu providing children with education year round.
Benita Serena has a Creative Services agency in New York City developing marketing campaigns. After visits to Tanzania she knew the need for assistance was real but the reliability of funds going to actual projects would always be in question. Taking a hands on approach she set up Be The Rain Trust registered non profit corporation in Tanzania where she personally oversees every donation and follows through with commitments. Her life changing experience found that together we can make a profound positive impact in people's lives, wildlife and our environment.
Johnson’s first schoolroom was under a tree in a beautiful remote Maasai community not far from the Ngorongoro Crater and the famous Serengeti. He holds a BA, numerous Certifications, a MBA from the Open University of Tanzania and is a seasoned professional in Procurement Management managing challenges in Tanzania's remote areas. He works as Procurement Manager for a World Heritage Site in the Ngorongoro area. Johnson personal growth and passion has led to his journey in bringing humanitarian opportunities especially in education to the people of Tanzania.
Dawn Wells is an enthusiastic global development professional with expertise as a social entrepreneur, public-private partnerships, and managing logistics and budgets for dynamic projects. Her research includes qualitative and quantitative analysis of complex systems and economic valuation related to natural resources, land management systems, and related externalities. She holds a degree in Sustainable Development from Columbia University, and presently supports UN Women in the Programmes Division, Africa Section.