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 are so pleased to provide this update on our feeding and emergency medical programme for the vulnerable children we are uplifting in Malawi. It has been a very difficult year with Cyclone Freddie wreaking havoc and weakening their food security. But High Five Club members all came together and with the abundant generosity shown by St Peter and St Paul Church, Shorne we were able to step in and fill the gap. Read our project update below.
We are thrilled to be working hand in hand with African Inland Church-Kenya (AIC) in Sekenani, Masai Mara to construct a weather-proof church building for the benefit of the wider community, for AIC Ole Sere, a community of 50+ Christians and their children. Project update is below.
We are thrilled to have brought safe, clean water to 2,500 villagers in Mnkhanya Chiefdom in Zambia’s Luangwa Valley bordering the wildlife-rich South Luangwa National Park. As well as improving the welfare of the community through reducing water-bourne diseases, this has also reduced human-wildlife conflict in the dry season when people and wildlife shared the same natural water sources.
We are thrilled to be partnering with The Brown Munthali Foundation at the High Five Club-constructed Hajimac Academy Primary School in Chitimba community in Northern Malawi to begin to change hearts and minds towards the protection of trees in a country where deforestation is rampant.
Read about our first ever Tiny Forest project here.
No subsistence farmer wants to see an elephant in their maize field, so as High Five Club we continue to explore and support mitigations that help smooth the challenges and reduce the cost of living alongside elephants. We are thrilled to have supported Conservation South Luangwa in trialling motion sensor solar lights to deter elephant from farmers maize fields in rural Zambia.
We are thrilled to be partnering with Rotary Club of Canterbury Sunrise and Rotary Club of Mfuwe in Zambia to fundraise for and implement a ground-breaking initiative in one of the communities we work within in Zambia – Mnkhanya Chiefdom in the wildlife-rich Luangwa Valley. The initiative looks to reduce hunger and improve food security in this impoverished, rural community.
As part of the fund-raising efforts we are delighted to invite you to The Railway Swing Band Concert in the fabulous new events facility, The Great Hall at Kent College in Canterbury on May 10th 2023. Doors open at 6.45pm.
To get your tickets click here.

We are thrilled to have been able to continue our on-going sponsorship of 5 gifted young people in rural Africa with their education in 2022. We are thrilled to report that 3 will complete their education this month thanks to our members joining hands together with them 🙂
We are thrilled to have joined hands with our loyal friends at the Luena Foundation to provide text books in all subjects at 2 of our adopted rural schools in Zambia’s Luangwa Valley.
We are continuing our support of the community-owned primary school that High Five Club built last year in the north of Malawi, Hajimac Academy Primary School, with help towards the retention of quality teaching staff at the school with thanks to a donation to the High Five Club from R World Foundation.
Read our project update here.