Money for Madagascar is urgently appealing for help to respond to the humanitarian crisis developing in Southern Madagascar. 2020 has been a hard year for the whole world, but for families in southern Madagascar, the combination of relentless drought and COVID-19 have been particularly catastrophic.
Read MoreOur Education for Life programme teaches Malagasy children and parents the value of a healthy lifestyle in enabling a good education.
Read MoreOften 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 MoreMoney for Madagascar gives children who have been orphaned, abandoned, abused or homeless a shelter, food, healthcare, education, water, sanitation and loving care.
Read MoreFundraising for Money for Madagascar helps us continue and expand our work in Madagascar.
Read MoreThere is nowhere quite as marvellous as Madagascar! The unique forests, friendly villages and lively cities will be remembered long after your trip has ended.
Read MoreMoney for Madagascar has always seen human development as essentially linked to environmental protection.
Read MoreMadagascar, 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 MoreMfM works to transform the lives of vulnerable children in and around the capital. Orphaned,
Read MoreMadagascar’s forests are home to thousands of plants and animals found nowhere else on earth
Read MoreMfM’s Education for Life (Ed4Life) programme is working to tackle key obstacles to educational access
Read MoreMadagascar faces natural disasters, usually in the form of cyclones, on an almost annual basis.
Read MoreCould you run, walk or do something else sporty to raise funds for MfM?
Schools and groups across the country are bouncing like lemurs for MfM. Can you?
Climate change is happening now! Can you help us plant trees to address this problem?
MfM welcomes anyone with ideas of how to raise funds for Madagascar.
Our Vision
All Communities in Madagascar living with dignity, free from poverty, in harmony with the environment.
Our Mission
To enable Malagasy people to reduce poverty and protect the environment through sustainable, community-led initiatives.