TGUP: Gifts that Uplift
Gifts that Uplift

TGUP gifts help developing world people have a better chance in life. Perfect for Holidays, Birthdays, Anniversaries, Graduations - any occasion where you want to acknowledge someone, while doing good for the world at the same time. Thank you!

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TGUP Project Gift: Student in
School supplies: $7
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Many school children in African countries are prohibited from going to school because they don't have the required basic supplies.

TGUP Project Gift: Menstrual Kits in
Save a Girl™: $8
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$8 provides one adolescent girl with washable reusable sanitary supplies so she can manage her period and stay in school.

TGUP Project Gift: Hygiene Kits in Uganda
Hygiene kit: $10
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These $10 hygiene kits are given to school children in need in Uganda and contain basic items: toothbrush, comb, etc.

TGUP Project Gift: Shoes in
Shoes: $12
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These 'shoes that grow' can expand 7 ways through 5 sizes. They keep children healthy, allowing them to go to school.

TGUP Project Gift: Safe Birthing Kits in Tanzania
Birthing kit: $20
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Maasai women give birth in their homes often in unsanitary conditions. These $20 kits are given free to pregnant women and TBA (Trained Birthing Attendants) and allow safe deliveries.

TGUP Project Gift: Garden Towers in Tanzania
Garden tower: $35
Garden Towers gifted to date:

These 4-foot-tall mesh fabric cylinders, are filled with soil and punched with holes a few inches apart into which seedlings are planted to produce a dense vertical garden.

TGUP Project Gift: Beehives in Kenya
Beehive: $90
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A $90 beehive provides pollination to boost crop yields 2–4x. Each hive comes with a personalized plaque.

TGUP Project Gift: Maasai Stoves in Tanzania
Smoke-reducing stove: $100
Stoves gifted to date:

$100 will fund the construction and installation (done by Maasai women) of a smoke-reducing stove for a Maasai family in Tanzania.

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