OUR MISSION:

Creating Opportunity.

We seek to end poverty in Africa by providing the tools to break out of it.

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COFA Newsletter

The August 2025 issue of our newsletter has been released. Use the buttons below to download this newsletter, sign up for email delivery of future issues or download past issues.

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November Prayers

Petitions

  • For the St. Peter’s school principal search to find a godly person with the right skills tolead the school.

  • God places new Angel Donors to partner with COFA to help fund the mission andvision for years to come.

  • That God would guard the minds and hearts of the students at St. Peter ChristianCollege.

  • For the children at Amajuba that they may hear the Word of God and live it out daily.


    Thanks

  • Thanksgiving to everyone who has supported COFA throughout 2025.

  • For the new and future COFA Ambassadors.


Giving Tuesday

For this year’s Giving Tuesday, December 2nd, every dollar given will be matched dollar for dollar—doubling your impact. This matching program will stay in effect through the end of the year, so any donation made through December 31, 2025 will be matched.

Our goal is to raise $380,000 ($180,000 for Amajuba and $200,000 for St. Peter Christian College) and could ultimately be $760,000 with the matching funds!

In order to give on-line, use the link below. Please consider a Monthly Gift which provides steady, reliable support for long-term planning and student care or a One-Time.

Giving Tuesday


News from St. Peter Christian College

Two important components of the school’s “Good to Great” initiative are its agricultural and reading programs. Watch this video to see teachers and students discussing how, from its garden to its bookshelf, the school’s facilities are preparing students for the future.


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Who We Are

Christian Outreach for Africa (COFA) was organized by people who decided to act on their Christian faith by attacking the cycle of poverty in parts of Africa. Rather than simply provide charity, however, COFA helps fund sustainable projects that have a permanent impact. Our holistic program that provides quality Christian education, basic health care, safe and affordable housing, and meaningful employment, gives the impoverished the opportunity to create a better future for themselves. We currently have projects in South Africa and Uganda.

 
 
 

Overcoming poverty is not a task of charity, it is an act of justice.

- Nelson Mandela

 
 
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What We Do

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We help improve school facilities and provide scholarships and tuition for preschool and K-12 students.

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We create jobs and encourage entrepreneurship.

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We help develop health care facilities and services.

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We help develop safe and affordable shelter.

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We provide a loving home for orphans.

 
 
 
 

 “Inclusive, good-quality education is a foundation for dynamic and equitable societies.”

- Desmond Tutu

 
 
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How We Do It

The COFA model is designed for long-term impact:

Partnerships: We collaborate with individuals and organizations in the U.S. and in Africa with the dedication and expertise to work in the challenging environment of African nations.

Sustainable Projects: We undertake projects that continue to provide benefits after our role is completed.

Local Participation: We work with the people we hope to serve in order to ensure that a project meets their needs and they have a stake in its success.

Financial and Management Control: COFA’s dedication to following strict accounting and disclosure principals has earned it a Four Star rating from Charity Navigator and a Platinum Transparency rating from Candid/Goldstar.

Shown here: Our partnership with Caring Friends, a South African Christian health care organization, allows COFA to provide eye care at the health clinic it helped construct on the campus of St. Peter Christian College in Mhluzi, South Africa.

 
 
 
 
 

“When we see the face of a child, we think of the future. We think of their dreams about what they might become, and what they might accomplish.”

Desmond Tutu

 
 
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