Investing in people and the environment
Money for Madagascar has always seen human development as essentially linked to environmental protection.
Read MoreSupporting community based conservation
Enabling local people to truly benefit from forest conservation is the only sustainable way of protecting biodiversity
Read MoreTeaching the next generation.
Our Education for Life programme teaches Malagasy children and parents the value of a healthy lifestyle in enabling a good education.
Read MoreAdding value by adding forests
Often the best way to protect an old forest is to plant a new one. Money for Madagascar is working with local Malagasy people on projects involving reforestation and sustainable livelihoods.
Read MoreProtectingand enabling vulnerable children
Money for Madagascar gives children who have been orphaned, abandoned, abused or homeless a shelter, food, healthcare, education, water, sanitation and loving care.
Read MoreFundraisingto help improve lives in Madagascar.
Fundraising for Money for Madagascar helps us continue and expand our work in Madagascar.
Read MoreInspiringvisitors to discover Madagascar, visit our projects and make a difference
There is nowhere quite as marvellous as Madagascar! The unique forests, friendly villages and lively cities will be remembered long after your trip has ended.
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Money for Madagascar -Malagasy Solutions to Madagascar’s Challenges
Madagascar, whilst famous for its astonishing flora and fauna, is a country in crisis. After decades of economic disarray, levels of income, healthcare and education are amongst the lowest in the world with an estimated 70% of the country living in poverty. Meanwhile population growth is putting enormous pressure on precious rainforest, more than half of which has disappeared. In response to this social and environmental crisis, UK charity, Money for Madagascar was founded in 1986 to
Read MoreOur Projects
Protecting & Enabling Vulnerable Children
MfM works to transform the lives of vulnerable children in and around the capital. Orphaned,
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Forests and Livelihoods
Madagascar’s forests are home to thousands of plants and animals found nowhere else on earth
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Education for Life
MfM’s Education for Life (Ed4Life) programme is working to tackle key obstacles to educational access
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Disaster Resilience
Madagascar faces natural disasters, usually in the form of cyclones, on an almost annual basis.
Read MoreOur Achievements
Schools Supported
Children Helped
Trees Planted
Years of Support
Latest News
MIA Green Program – Kennedy’s Confection Feature
MIA, short for Made in Africa, is a chocolate company that creates ethically sourced and locally manufactured chocolate in Madagascar. Money for Madagascar (MfM) is partnering with them to help
Next Trustee Meeting
The next BOARD of Trustees meeting will take place on 4th July 2020 at Chester QM.
Never too young to make a difference
Your never to young to start making a difference. Isla a 10 year old supporter of Money for Madagascar saved a small amount of her pocket money each week and
GWIN DYLANWAD WINE AND PAIR A PRIVY
Well Done Dylan and all his supporters having raised £1080.00 for our Pair a Privy appeal. This will now go to providing four toilet blocks to rural schools and communities
Quernmore School Lemur Bounce
Quernmore school ran their second lemur bounce day in October 19 and raised over £160.00. The children had an excellent fun day with lots of information and activities. Well done
Eldon Street School Preston ran a Lemur Bounce day
Eldon Street School Preston ran a Lemur Bounce day in October 19 and raised over £150.00 for MfM. Thank you children of Eldon Street School.
Lemur Bounce Launch
MfM is joining forces with the Lakeland Wildlife Oasis to celebrate World Lemur Day by launching our 'Big Lemur Bounce'! The 'Lemur Bounce' launch day will provide an opportunity
Theresa and Hilary’s Sponsored Walk
26th June to 6th July 2019 (raised over £6,000) Theresa Haine and Hilary Bradt walked the length of Hadrian’s Wall (84miles) at the end of June/early July to celebrate
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MIA Green Program – Kennedy’s Confection Feature
MIA, short for Made in Africa, is…
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Next Trustee Meeting
The next BOARD of Trustees meeting will…