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CAMFED IMPACT REPORT APPENDIX II Recognizing partnerships Camfed gratefully acknowledges the profound generosity and commitment of its many donors, friends and collaborators who are transforming the lives of girls, young women and whole communities in rural Africa. Their names are listed below, excepting those who wish to remain anonymous. The Camfed Circle has been established to recognize the munificence of individuals, corporations, trusts and foundations, statutory and non-governmental bodies, who support Camfed’s program at the highest level. The Camfed Fellowship has been established in recognition of those donors who provide significant support that underpins the excellence of Camfed’s program. Collaborative Partnerships: Camfed acknowledges the many collaborations that provide the architecture for achieving widespread change and progress for girls and young women. These partnerships are inclusive of government, international agencies, national nongovernmental organizations, and community-based organizations. The Camfed Circle Ajahma Charitable Trust The Allan & Nesta Ferguson Charitable Trust Big Lottery Fund Blatter+Frick, Social Investors Services Comic Relief Charles and Ann Cotton Credit Suisse The Department for International Development (DFID) Fiona and Jake Eberts Edelman European Commission Financial Education Fund Goldman Sachs’ 10,000 Women Initiative Impetus Trust Irish Aid Linklaters LLP Merrill Lynch The Neuberger Berman Foundation NIKE Foundation Roger Federer Foundation Sigrid Rausing Trust The Relief Trust Peter and Lesley Sherratt Skoll Foundation Sofronie Foundation United States Agency for International Development (USAID) 92
CHAPTER APPENDICES ONE The Camfed Fellowship Accenture Employee Charity Fund AM Johns Charitable Trust American Jewish World Service Andre Bernheim Charitable Trust Atlantic Philanthropies Geir Aune The Baring Foundation Barrow Cadbury Trust Henry and Sara Bedford Martin Blunt and Clare Jones The Body Shop Foundation Jenny Brooks Michael Brown The Bryan Guinness Charitable Trust Cambridge Assessment Karen Campbell Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) Capital International Limited Carson McDowell Solicitors The Cattanach Charitable Trust Charities Advisory Trust The Charles Henry Foyle Trust Charles P. Russell Fund of the Columbia Foundation Chen Yet-Sen Family Foundation The Children’s Investment Fund Foundation Children’s Promise Ian Chivers CHK Charities Limited Clothworkers’ Foundation Commonwealth Secretariat Conservation, Food & Health Foundation Co-op Group Pension Fund The Cotton Trust Criterion Capital Miranda Curtis Gautam Dalal David and Elaine Potter Foundation Denton Wilde Sapte Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund Simon Edwards Elm Capital Associates Ltd Elton John AIDS Foundation EMpower The Ericson Trust Exotix Limited The Financial Times Friedland Foundation Forum for African Women Educationalists (FAWE) The Funding Network Furtherance Fund Mr and Mrs D Gammon George Hodson Charitable Trust Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher Members of Girlguiding UK Global Fund for Children Global Fund for Women Global Girlfriend and Greatergood.org Robert Granieri Greenwich World Hunger Association Guernsey Overseas Aid Commission (GOAC) Sir Halley Stewart Trust Caroline Hamilton Rosalind Hedley-Miller The Helen & Alex Schlaffer Foundation The Hilden Charitable Fund The Hunter Foundation Icebreaker Management Limited J.A. Clark Charitable Trust Jesus College, Cambridge, Southern African Fund for Education JG Joffe Charitable Trust John Ellerman Foundation Jonathan C.S. Cox Family Foundation Stacey Keare and John Hodge Lucy Lake Martha Lane Fox Sarah Leigh The Lewis T Preston Education Program for Girls Maria Lival-Lindstrom 93
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