Obviously a wondrously effective organisation. Small, but exquisite in every detail”
Bill Oddie, OBE – Birdwatcher, natural history presenter and High Five Club Patron
changing lives in wildlife areas of Africa, £5 at a time
We bring you good cheer today with news of 3 gifted students we have been sponsoring in Zambia and Malawi.
What a difference this opportunity of a quality education will bring to these three. We hope you are blessed by reading here about their individual journeys 🙂
We are pleased to report that not one, but two, schools are being supported with desks by High Five Club, in Zambia and Uganda.
Schools in rural Africa are severely under-funded by government and many children either sit on mounds fashioned out of mud or on the floor in class. This does not make for a conducive learning environment.
We have joined hands together to provide new desks and refurbish broken ones in two rural junior schools.
We hope you enjoy reading about our help of these children.
We were saddened to hear that High Five Club Patron, The Very Reverend Dr Robert Andrew Willis, died on 22 October 2024.
Robert was a passionate supporter and Patron of the High Five Club.
Robert trained at Cuddesdon College and was ordained deacon in 1972 and priest in 1973. Following ministry in Shrewsbury and Salisbury Dioceses, he became Dean of Hereford in 1992 and subsequently Dean of Canterbury in 2001. The Archbishop of Canterbury conferred upon Dean Robert the title of Dean Emeritus of Canterbury following his retirement in 2022, in recognition of his lifetime of ministry. He was awarded the Cross of St Augustine for services to the Anglican Communion and was a Knight of the Order of St John.
May he rest in peace and rise in glory.

Today we are bringing you news of our support of a very marginalised remote forest community in Cameroon and how together we have uplifted their healthcare facility.
We hope you enjoy reading. This really demonstrates how when we all come together, giving just £5 a month, we can make a real change to the lives of those struggling on the margins and help conserve wildlife at the same time.
We are happy to be continuing our support in 2024 of 30 vulnerable children living alongside Lake Malawi with food and medical care via the Brown Munthali Foundation.
We have worked with the community-based enterprise Kawaza Village Tourism Project in Zambia to help refurbish some of the tourism structures ready for the 2024 tourism season. Along with providing technical support to this enterprise, we also support cultural tourism enterprises in Kenya and Malawi.
You can read the project update here.
We are thrilled to have been able to support a small rural church in Zambia to expand its building as their members continue to grow and grow.
Throughout 2023 we worked with Feed the Minds and a local grassroots Malagasy organisation, Tanjona Association, to implement a project that not only uplifted the local community but had a positive impact on the conservation on mangrove forests.
Read our project update here.
We are pleased to join hands with the Brown Munthali Foundation to provide blankets and mosquito nets for vulnerable children and orphans in Malawi.
Read about this initiative here.
We were thrilled this year to be supporting the continued secondary education of 2 young people in Malawi. In Zambia we also sponsored a community wildlife scout to undergo 3-months formal training, a young man to begin teacher training and one of our previous students to attend his graduation ceremony. They have all done brilliantly 🙂