Dazzle Africa

“Sarah early stacy james president exec direc family”

“The form 990 is reviewed by the complete board of directors before being signed and filed with the irs.”

“Each year the board of directors reviews the conflict of interest policy and requires all board members to disclose any conflicts of interest.”

“The board reviews comparability data before determining and approving the compensation for the executive director.”

“UPON REQUEST.”

“Together, with the support of individual donors, families, and businesses, dazzle africa funded critical projects in wildlife conservation, education, and community development in zambia. Conservation - zambia is the 'crossroads for connectivity'. It borders 8 different countries, connects eastern and southern african populations, shares 4 transfrontier conservation areas, and has over 30% of its land managed for wildlife uses. To date, the biggest threat to african wildlife in south luangwa valley, zambia, is poaching. African elephants are poached for their tusks and sometimes skin, lions for their bones and other animals, such as endangered wild dogs are unintended victims of poaching because of indiscriminate wire snaring. To combat these threats, dazzle africa works with implementing partners, conservation south luangwa and zambian carnivore programme to eliminate poaching, reduce human-wildlife conflicts, build capacity for sustainable community conservation initiatives, and research and monitor key species. 2018 conservation projects: - wildlife veterinarian - counter poaching scout training - cessna 180 airplane (anti-poaching/research) - conservation radio show - zambian carnivore programme conservation soccer team - university sponsored students (veterinary medicine and advanced legal prosecutor) - zambian carnivore programme's conservation biologist training program education student sponsorships dazzle africa's student sponsorship program transforms lives. Being one of the few organizations to sponsor higher education in the south luangwa valley, dazzle africa gives young adults the opportunity to strive for a prosperous future through higher education. Dazzle africa assists students who have successfully graduated from high school with exemplary grades to realize their full potential as entrepreneurs or university students. Our students go on to lead healthy and self-sustaining lives. Dazzle africa's thirteen, 2018 students are all sponsored by committed individuals, small groups of donors or past safari guests. Hands over zambia creating self sustaining programs with the people of mfuwe is one of dazzle africa's ultimate goals. Hands over zambia does exactly that. Through education and business trainings provided by dazzle africa, the teachers and students of mfuwe secondary school successfully self-funded a proper brick and mortar craft shop built on site to sell locally made crafts supporting their school mission. Clean water project for a community to progress, it needs access to clean water. In 2018, dazzle africa and its generous partners funded 10 boreholes at the price of 7,000 each, that provide clean water to more than 2,500 families a day for over 30 years. By having access to clean water, a higher number of girls are attending school and the community is developing its infrastructure, educational system, and overall economy.”