A foundation built on a promise — to carry forward the work my late father, Claver Buzizi, began for the widows and families of Bisesero after the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi. Today that work has no borders: meals, scholarships, and the skills to earn — wherever a life can be changed.
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Three rays from one source. Every dollar puts a meal on a table, a student in a classroom, or the skills of an earner in the hands of someone who has never had them — and every person we reach becomes a ray for the next.
In partnership with Rise Against Hunger, every $1 directed to this pillar puts 20 meals on the table of a family facing food insecurity. Direct, measurable, immediate.
Scholarships and masterclass access for underserved youth — wherever they are. A student in Bisesero, in Nairobi, or anywhere a child has the talent but not the doorway, gets the same shot at the classroom.
The same coaching and Earning Blueprints curriculum Claude used to escape 13-hour factory shifts — placed in the hands of beneficiaries so today's recipient becomes tomorrow's giver.
Names changed, dignity intact. Here are three of the people whose lives shifted because someone gave.
School-meal programs are the doorway. A child who eats can learn — and a child who learns becomes the next generation of givers. The Foundation funds the doorway, the desk, and everything in between.
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In partnership with Rise Against Hunger, donors and Earning Blueprints subscribers funnel meals into communities facing the highest rates of food insecurity. Children carry the rice home; families eat that night.
Read more on ProgramsCreating scholars. Breaking the poverty cycle. The same coaching and curriculum Claude built his own income on — placed in the hands of the next generation of givers.
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My father, Claver Buzizi, started a non-charity project in his village of Bisesero (Kibuye) after the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi — quietly helping widows and families in need. I was born in Rwanda, did my schooling through P3 in Nairobi where the Maasai taught me resilience, and later moved to Belgium where I finally built the income engine I needed to carry his work forward.
The Foundation takes that promise global. The only success worth keeping is the kind that gathers.
Read the full storyPhotographs from our partner programs and the communities we serve. Every dollar lands here.
One-time or monthly. Every dollar pulls one more person into the gathering — fed, taught, equipped — and turns them, in time, into a ray for the next.