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Group of GSGC club members walking with a Global Sojourns traveler - mutual talking and listening

Walk with us.
Share the journey.

Girl smiling a huge smile looking into the camera with arms raised in success as she holds a diploma

Your gift holds value

Nearly two decades of steady presence have shown that the Global Sojourns Giving Circle model works. Mentorship develops the people who will one day engineer, teach, lead, heal, start businesses, conserve wildlife, and create opportunities for the next generation.

Giving to GSGC is an investment in human dignity - the source from which all future solutions emerge.

Donor of Global Sojourns Giving Circle hugging a girl member of a GSGC club. They bonded during her visit and clearly care for each other given their huge smiles.

It takes COMMITMENT

Like mentors, our monthly donors show up again and again with kindness, integrity, and generosity. Committing to the journey empowers a young person facing challenging circumstances to recognize new possibilities. They stay in school. They delay pregnancy. They avoid abusive relationships. They build skills that lead to independent livelihoods.

 

And something else remarkable happens.

 

With new confidence, they begin to champion others! Families grow stronger. Communities become more stable. Futures that once felt uncertain become possible.

 

This transformation takes time. It takes commitment. 

A Global Sojourns Giving Circle donor and traveler with her arm around a girl member of a GSGC club. Both are smiling.

Define your legacy

Leaving a charitable gift in your estate plan will ensure your commitment continues to share the journey. It is simple to name GSGC as a beneficiary in your will, living trust, retirement, or life insurance plan. You can indicate a specific amount, a percentage, a residual share or name GSGC as a contingent beneficiary. 

 

With a bequest, your estate will receive a charitable deduction for the full amount of a monetary bequest or the fair market value of donated assets. Please contact your financial advisor for details on the process or contact us and we can provide you with important information to share with them.

 

If you have already included us in your plans we would love to know. Thank you for including us in your circle of compassion!

GSGC club member young man sitting in a safari jeep with Global Sojourns traveler. Both with big smiles and thumbs up.

Intentional travel

FUNdraise!

Over the years supporters have raised money in a variety of ways: from selling craft items to hosting an event to asking for corporate sponsorship. Whatever you decide, we are grateful!

GSGC mentor Patrick standing in front of a skyline with a big smile and hang loose hand gesture.

MAKE IT SOCIAL

CREATE A CAMPAIGN

Priscilla, founder of GSGC sharing a birthday cake with a club member. The cake is shaped like a heart and reads Happy Birthday Priscilla and Molly.

CELEBRATE

In lieu of gifts ask for donations to support GSGC for your birthday, anniversary, wedding or any special occasion!

Two GSGC club member girls holding. a very high quality camera looking through the lense.

GET CREATIVE
And share your impact.

Partnerships

Our approach to partnership mirrors our approach to development. We believe each partnership holds its own nuances, strengths, and shared values. Please contact us to start the conversation.
We are incredibly grateful to all our current partners!

Uthando logo and link to their site
Project Luangwa logo and link to their site
Furusa guest house logo and link to their site
ATTA logo and link to their site
ATTA for Action logo and link to their site
Africa Travel tours logo and link to their site
Johnson and Bixby logo and link to their site
GSGC club member girl painting a butterfly

Creative Expressions

Celebrate young creativity in Southern Africa! Each year, club members and alumni, ages 7 to 22, share original work: writing, drawing, painting, craft, and performance. Each piece is a personal reflection on their lives, their hopes, and their potential.

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