Get Involved

Kilimo Timilifu (KT) started on the ground in early 2015.  We have come a long ways in the past few years towards our goal of self-sufficiency and empowering Tanzanians to lift themselves our of poverty though small scale agriculture and market linkage.  We have lots of ways that you can get involved at KT.

We have a number of development projects that you are welcome to be part of.  Click to see the full list.

We have a number of ongoing operational budget needs. See our progress in raising support for these needs and consider helping us meet our budget.

KT has a charitable Equivalency Determination (ED) certificate on file with NGO Source. See how this certificate could help your USA organization donate to KT as if KT were a registered 501(c)(3) in the USA.

We have a number of ongoing operational budget needs. See our progress in raising support for these needs and consider helping with the last little bit.

We send out periodic announcements via a newsletter list. Signing up will keep you informed about what’s happening at KT. Your email address will be completely private and you may unsubscribe at any time.

Take a look at some of the organizations that have helped KT get where we are today.

Send us an email. Ask any question you might have about KT, tell us about a typo on our web page, or just say “Hi”.


KT has fiscal partners in the USA, Canada and UK from where you will receive your tax deductible receipt.  In the USA you can give through Grace Bible Church in Bozeman, MT (GBC).  In Canada KT’s fiscal partner is MRDS. In the UK KT’s fiscal partner is Stewardship.

To donate from Canada please use project code “KTTanzania.001” If you want to donate from another country (not USA or Canada), please contact us for options. We have options!

If you want to donate from another country (not USA, Canada or UK), we have an international fiscal partner who can provide tax deductible receipts in many countries around the world. Contact us and we will give you all the details.

Your support is empowering Tanzanians to lift themselves out of poverty.