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Thank you so much for your donation to The Tandana Foundation!


We are grateful that you decided to help support our programs and the people that we serve in both Mali and Ecuador. You will receive an email to confirm your donation and this will include a PDF attachment that serves as your tax receipt. If you have any questions don't hesitate to reach out to us at info [at] tandanafoundation.org


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Sep
27

‘May God save Mali’: Hear from three community members displaced by violence

As violence has spread through the region, around 100 more lives have been taken, dozens of villages have been ransacked, and an additional 2,000 people, including nearly 900 children, have fled from the townships of Kendié, Segue Ire, Diamnati, Dogani, and Kendé in Mali. English Español « Que Dieu sauve le Mali » : les -; Continue reading "‘May God save Mali’: Hear from three community members displaced by violence"
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Sep
20

Listening, learning, and feeling useful again in Ecuador

This year, Hank Fincken, a long-time supporter of The Tandana Foundation, who usually teaches theater in the organization’s Summer School in Ecuador, had a new assignment: writing stories for The Tandana Foundation Blog. In the following post, he shares about his experience living and working in rural highland Ecuador. Español Français I am currently working 0/00; Continue reading "Listening, learning, and feeling useful again in Ecuador"
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Sep
13

Tandana strives to provide aid to longtime partner communities displaced by terrorist violence in Mali

For years, there has been ongoing insecurity in many parts of Mali. Now that violence has reached several remote communities that have been longtime partners of The Tandana Foundation. Español Français Entire villages in Yarou, Kendé, and around Bandiagara Region have been ransacked and destroyed this summer, with around 100 people killed during the attacks. >; Continue reading "Tandana strives to provide aid to longtime partner communities displaced by terrorist violence in Mali"
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Sep
6

20 Years of Friendship: What I’ve learned through shared meals with my host family

The following blog was written by Aaron DiMartino, The Tandana Foundation’s Senior Operations Director, who has been an important part of the Tandana community for more than 14 years. He reflects on his longtime friendship with his host family in Panecillo, Ecuador. Español Français Most friendships don’t start off or develop because of big moments ++; Continue reading "20 Years of Friendship: What I’ve learned through shared meals with my host family"
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