The Butterfly Tree charity is grateful to a number of businesses and grant-giving organisations who have provided us with significant funding for the past five years. Many of these charity sponsors are on going, which has enabled us to achieve so much, to expand our projects and reach out to other rural communities in the Mukuni Chiefdom and beyond and has helped us to become a notable UK charity and NGO in Zambia.

Getting involved in corporate social initiatives is a great way of lifting a company’s profile, making it more appealing to customers. We are constantly seeking charity sponsors to support the following projects – feeding programs, orphan sponsorship, classrooms building, community houses, bore holes and health programs.

Accountants and business solution advisers. The Butterfly Tree is grateful to Accountax for donating their time to examine the charity’s accounts.

The BFSS aims to advance the education, that is, physical, mental, moral, religious and spiritual development of the whole person regardless of national, racial and cultural background. BFSS provides funds to purchase stationary and equipment.

Casio supports The Butterfly Tree charity by providing sponsorship and donating Casio equipment.

Funky, Fun and Colourful Children’s Fleece Clothing. Cozy Bear generously donates clothing for the orphans in Zambia

Cunninghams provide on going support, assistance with administration costs and sponsors the school’s vital ‘feeding program’ at Mukuni Basic School for orphaned and vulnerable children.

ENRC is a leading diversified natural resources Group performing integrated mining, processing, energy, logistics and marketing operations. Their Zurich employees selected The Butterfly Tree as the beneficiary of their 2011 fundraising campaign.

Fix Rss Feed wordpress plugin that fix rss feed error “Error on line 2: The processing instruction target matching “[xX][mM][lL]” is not allowed.” while burn feed from feedburner.com

Gardiff provides Touch Screen Epos Terminals and is the sponsor of The Butterfly Tree pre-school at Mukuni Village.

The Jersey Overseas Aid Commission addresses issues of poverty which may in the long term threaten global security. The Butterfly Tree is an agency for JOAC, which has enabled us to considerably expand or health and education projects.

Without clean water, life is an endless struggle. The Butterfly Tree partners with Just a Drop to provide safe water and improved sanitiation to rural schools and communities.

KTCT support small charities all over the world who do a wonderful job. Every penny goes to people in need. This organisation helped The Butterfly Tree ‘get off the ground’ by providing funds for the Maternity Centre at Mukuni Village.

Medisave is an established supplier of Medical & Nursing equipment. The company’s support has helped us to provide vital medical supplies and equipment to the rural clinics in Zambia.

Morphity have donated, developed and manage The Butterfly Tree website.

Natwest branches at both Worcester and Warwick support The Butterfly Tree.

Practical help to those in need and opportunities for disadvantaged groups to benefit from tourism. They support programmes including malaria prevention projects at Mukuni Health Centre. Saga tourists are encouraged to visit our projects at Mukuni Village

Set on the Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park Stanley Safari Lodge is only 3km from the Victoria Falls. The lodge supports The Butterfly Tree and encourages guests to ‘get involved with projects at Mukuni Village through The Butterfly Tree.

Sun International Zambia places the highest priority on contributing to the social wellbeing of those communities in which they operate, their continual help and advice is invaluable to The Butterfly Tree.

The Brady Corporation identify and protect premises, products and people. Brady Italy are supporting The Butterfly Tree after a business incentive trip took them to Mukuni Village.

All staff at The Butterfly Tree are volunteers, no personal fees are deducted and we have a sound reputation for getting things done. It costs only £110 per annum to sponsor a child and £5000 to provide safe, clean water for an entire community. To find out more about becoming a charity sponsor contact: jane@thebutterflytree.org.uk | + 44 (0) 1926 843 699