Impact Report 2018

KWITHU CBO

Feed • Educate • Empower

MESSAGE FROM MITCHELL

Dear Friends,

On behalf of the Board of Directors of Maloto, I am excited to share our annual Impact Report with you. Inside these pages is a showcase of our latest accomplishments and growth, none of which would be possible without your generous support.

Our goal may be easily stated, but is hard to accomplish: feeding, educating and empowering women and children in Malawi. In a country ravaged by HIV/AIDS, extreme poverty and food scarcity, Maloto’s programs have built physical infrastructure and people power from the ground up to be able to deliver life-saving and life-enriching services.

At their most basic, our programs nurture children and women in Mzuzu, Malawi, providing a foundation for them to thrive in all aspects of their lives.

But Maloto does so much more. In 2018, we provided over 350 children with hot meals three times a week. We educated hundreds of primary and secondary students, providing scholarships for many of them to attend our Mzuzu International Academy. We saw our largest graduating class, ever. And the original Kwithu Women have continued to be leaders of the community and entrepreneurs of an innovative tomato preserving business.

As the leader of a global HIV prevention organization in my professional life, I am thrilled to be part of Maloto that is able to deliver impact at the community level, disseminating information about HIV testing, prevention and treatment, allowing the people of Mzuzu and surrounding communities to live longer, healthier lives.

We’re proud of these 2018 milestones – all of which have been achieved by Malawian women who are the strong backbone of their Mzuzu community. Thank you for sharing our passion, believing in what Maloto does every day and providing support that makes it all possible.

With enormous thanks and warmest regards,

Mitchell WarrenBoard Chair

MESSAGE FROM ANNA

Dear Friends,

GREETINGS FROM THE WARM HEART OF AFRICA!

I want to thank you for your support of Maloto’s programs to feed, educate and empower women and children in Malawi. We owe a lot to the individuals and institutions that have helped us nourish and nurture the community of Mzuzu for more than a decade.

Because of great contributors like you, I am looking to the future with hope to increase the impact of Maloto this year and beyond. Maloto is effective because creative and determined Malawian women leaders helm our initiatives. These women are the heart of our organization, and are building on our past success by:

• Expanding the Kwithu Kitchen tomato business into new markets and with new products like honey

• Welcoming more students to Mzuzu International Academy• Reaching more women, men and young people with HIV

prevention and treatment education

As a Malawian woman, I am especially proud that local women from Mzuzu lead our innovations. They know best how to make lasting change for the next generations. Maloto programs have already had such a profound influence on the community by sharing warm, nutritious meals; helping students excel in their studies; and lifting up women to leadership through economic empowerment. I can’t wait to see what the next few years bring.

With deep gratitude,

Anna Msowoya KeysFounder & CEO

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Children fed a hot meal 3 times/week

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Students educated at Mzuzu International Academy (in primary and secondary school)

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Thousands of women and children empowered and benefit economically, educationally and socially.

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INTERVIEW WITH A LEADER FROM OUR YOUNG PROFESSIONALS BOARD

Maloto’s Young Professionals Board (YPB) are a group of twenty passionate volunteers early in their careers who come together to fundraise for Maloto’s programs. We spoke with Rose Allen, a stellar longtime volunteer and leader of the YPB.

Maloto: Why is the YPB important to Maloto, and to the members?

Young people are the future of the nonprofit. In order for us to make a difference in Malawi we need to engage younger people and grow their passion for the cause. We all give so much of our daily energy to our jobs and it’s important to have an outlet outside of your work so you can share your skills for good. Being involved with Maloto reminds us of the world outside the bubbles we live in.

Because many of the members of the YPB have traveled to Malawi – the next trip is in February 2019 – we can see the impact of our fundraising efforts. We become really great ambassadors for the mission of Maloto because we see the work in action. Awareness is one of the most important things because with increased visibility, there will be more support.

Maloto: How did you first get involved with Maloto?

After I graduated from college and was working in NYC, I attended a Maloto fundraiser. I was inspired by Anna Msowoya Keys’ powerful speech about feeding, educating and empowering women and children in Malawi. I knew in my heart I had found the organization I wanted to pour my time and energy into, and to make a long-term investment in.

Maloto: What keeps you involved?

I’m continually inspired by Maloto and Anna, who is a powerful woman leader creating lasting change in a vulnerable community. I’ve traveled to Mzuzu, and getting to meet the women and children she speaks of is amazing. The opportunity to learn from Anna, and from them, is extremely meaningful.

Maloto’s Mission & Vision

Mission: to transform the lives of vulnerable populations living in extreme poverty in Malawi and provide women and children with the opportunity to reach their full potential in an actively sustainable way.

Vision: to create educated, empowered and productive communities in Malawi and to provide an opportunity for Africans to help Africans.

Values: Maloto values the insights and knowledge of local communities. We work directly with local partners to ensure development is relevant to people’s lives and therefore sustainable.

Statement of Financial PositionJune 30, 2018 and 2017

Revenue 2018 2017

Individual, Foundation 1,229,449 1,165,055 and Corporate

Expenses

Program Services• Kwithu Kitchen• Kwithu CBO• Mzuzu Academy• Malawi Emergency Assistance • MIA Infrastructure & Marketing • Other Program Services

143,115295,740348,061

41,230

20,645

113,293

129,778282,636264,681

39,543

80,000

116,444Core Mission Support 119,093 93,228

Fundraising 71,835 74,443

Total Expenses 1,153,012 1,080,753

Change in Net Assets 76,437 84,302

Net Assets - Beginning of 207,061 122,759

Net Assets - End of Year 283,498 207,061

Program Services

Core Mission Support

Fundraising

“It’s difficult to do anything when people are hungry and malnourished...But, we know that we can’t just stop there.”

Anna Msowoya KeysFounder & CEO

INSTITUTIONS

Boies, Schiller, Flexner LLPThe Brokaw Family

FoundationCBREThe Egmont TrustFidelity Charitable FundGoldman Sachs

Philanthropy Fund Indagare TravelThe Jewish Communal FundKiernan VenturesThe Melkus Family

FoundationThe Moore Charitable

FoundationThe Moran Family

FoundationNetwork for GoodThe Ruth and David Levine

Charitable FundPepsiCo Foundation The Sally and Cal Frese

Charitable TrustThe San Francisco

FoundationThe Schlosstein-Hartley

Family FoundationThe Skip and Meg Herman

Charitable FundTaylor & AssociatesUnited Nations

Development Program Malawi Innovation Challenge Fund (MICF)

University of North Carolina School of Information and Library Science

United States African Development Foundation (USADF)

United Way Worldwide DAF

The Vanguard CharitableThe Wayne and Leslee

Feinstein Philanthropic Fund of Jewish Community Federation

INDIVIDUALS

$50,000+ Tom and Meredith BrokawPhlyssa KoshlandDoug Koshland and Mary PorterJake and Claire KoshlandKen MelkusLauren MelkusRichard Taylor

$20,000-$49,999 Herbert AllenFrances and Theodore GeballeG. Sim and Lisa JohnstonJames and Catherine KoshlandJohn and Liza NugentGail Koshland Wachtel

$10,000-$19,999 Roger Altman and Jurate KazickasStephen Bennett and

Marsha JordanElizabeth Chapman and

William MunnPaulette Meyer and David

FriedmanStephen and Myrna GreenbergKenneth HillanJim and Leslie Johnson*Claire and Bart JohnstonGina Paoloni and Joe GrunfeldArlene and Bruce SimonAlice Kriz and Mitchell WarrenJoseph and Ellen Wright

$5,000-$9,999 Elizabeth and Stuart BohartDina and Giora DublonFred and Cynthia J. EatonSkip and Meg HermanPaul and Sonia Tudor JonesPeter and Eaddo KiernanSacha and Rebecca LainovicDale and Edward NelsonNan NewtonWayne and Beth SafroJane Hartley and Ralph SchlossteinAnn Ziff

$2,500-$4,999 Katherine AllenJay and Susan AllenJacqueline BrenderRobert FriedmanAdam and Jordana GrunfeldNancy HaenschVictoria HarmonAnna Msowoya-Keys and

John Keys*David and Ruth LevineStephen and Kim MeringoffMaureen A. OrthSusan Reilly*Stapley and Chris RussellBaird and Alexia RyanAndie and Charles SimonIva ThereneMichael and Jennifer WeckwerthBecky YiCraig Zimmerman

$1,000-$2,499 Kay AllaireElizabeth P. AllenClaire and Stan Altman

Ed and Carol BackusShoshana BalistierriRichard and Diana BeattieShannon and Joe Burch*Gerard and Lani CaseySusan CatlerSeunghee ChoiMalinda and Yvon ChouinardAndrea and Guillaume CuvelierSean C. DavyStacey Lauren and Frank DoyleRobert and Eileen EngMichael and Wendy Esposito Wayne and Leslee FeinsteinKirsten FeldmanPeter and Mary FreundDamian FuentesPenny and Gregory GalloScott and Laura GewirtzElizabeth GoldbergJanet HarrisDiane and Winston HutchinsLara and Pat HutchinsRobert and Catherine HutchinsonSarah JamesAdam JanovicScott and Kelley JohnstonWendy and Howard KlecknerBen KoshlandLeslie LarsonAnn LeibowitzEmily Menlo MarksRobyn NewmyerStephen and Susan O’NeilVeronique PittmanScott Rosenberg

MALOTO 2017-2018 DONORS

George RuppAli SamadiTammy SamuelSuzanne SchecterPamela SchoenJohn SchumacherJonathan and Suzanne ShelbyDavid and Phyllis SiroisKathleen SloaneJackie Smalls*Deborah StanleyPaul TanicoJulie TestwuideJohn WhippleDoug Wingo and Tim Legg

$500-$999 Deb and Paul AdamyRose AllenAnn AllenEllen and Wayne BelletDavid and Mary BoiesKathleen BrownMorgan BuntingEllen CheslerDebbie CorwinAl and Carolyn DraperJames E. EspostoNesrin FeradonRonald FieldsJennifer FineranMichael J. Fox and Tracy PollanEileen FureyScott and Tracey GerberS. Parker and Carolyn GilbertMichael Gold and Susan WestJennifer & Ian GoodmanScott and Kim GoodwinMaxine IsaacsJulia JanovicDiane KarleKaren Kurrasch

Karen and Christopher KyleLou and Pat ManziRichard MassLara and William McLanahanAlbert Messina and Ken JenningsJose MilanMarie NealisStacey PaoloniAdam ShepherdBrittany TaylorVirginia TobeasonStuart UramRussell and Elaine Wright

$250-$499 Ebi Khalili Arash RahmaniRobin and Phillip AzzolliniDan and Susan BalistierriEric BebernitzSerena and Brad BowmanMelissa and Michael BradleyDana BuntingMatt BurkeLaura CappielloPamela Z. ClaryMichael CooleyJeffers and Mary CoxMary D’AmeliaSherman and Katherine DurfeePatrick EnglishBarry and Julie FinkelsteinShirin GhotbiSimone GirnerCarol Goodstein and

Stephen FenichellJessica GrahamAlexa GrunfeldMelissa GrunfeldLeslie Jill HansonPerrin HeardLisa Hennessy

Ellen HilburgLinda HoughSar InbarJerome KaneCharley KavanaghLauren and Kevin Kenny*Matt KupchinCharlette LeChugaGordon Litwin and Anne LuzzattoEdgar MandevilleJohn and Mary Ellen McCooeyThomas F MeagherSusan Noddle and Joel BraunVirginia NugentSophie NyasuluNancy and David OrrSena PakMary Pfaff-Stengel and

Rick Stengel*Andrew PilaroMatthew PutortiEllen and Howard ReissLawrence RinderTina and Steve RoachBern RoweKaren RussoLouise and Benjamin SchliemannKelly Schunk and Elliot BerkowitzJacqueline SeguraMax Rees ShulmanDebra StaigerEileen Sweeny BecknerPaul TobergteAlix and Philip ToubClaudia UccellaniKen UhleMarcia WasserSakina Jaffrey and Francis Wilkinson

* Maloto Monthly Donors

MALOTOSTAFFDr. Anna Msowoya Keys

Founder and PresidentBOARD OF DIRECTORSMitchell Warren PresidentLiza S. Nugent Vice ChairpersonClaire Johnston SecretaryJacob Koshland TreasurerPhlyssa KoshlandShoshana BalistierriVictoria HarmonCristi Andrews CohenElizabeth Bohart EmeritusMeredith Brokaw EmeritusGina Paoloni EmeritusRose Allen Young Professionals Board

KWITHU WOMEN’SGROUPFOUNDING MEMBERSAnna Msowoya Keys Joyce MazundaProsperina Mphande Jacintha JereJane GhangambiLorencia KanyinjiIrude HaraMaureen Mwalughali Racheal SilungweMartha Chikoza Victoria Phiri Stella Gondwe

KWITHUCOMMUNITY BASEDORGANIZATION (CBO)STAFFAnna Msowoya Keys Founder & PresidentJoyce Mazunda ChairpersonProsperina Mphande Vice Chairperson

Wezzie Nyirenda Project Coordinator - Education

and HIV/AIDSPaston Mkandawire

Monitoring and EvaluationVanessa Baloyi Early Childhood Development

TeacherJennifer Nyirenda Early Childhood Development

TeacherDaniel Muzale After-School Program Head

Teacher

KWITHU KITCHENSTAFFTobias Hwara Business ManagerPrecious Chiumia Production SupervisorInnocent Limvw AccountantMike Mtambo Agricultural Coordinator Wickens Munthali Agricultural Coordinator

MZUZUINTERNATIONALACADEMYSTAFFPeter Yates School PrincipalMathias Chiumia Head of Secondary SchoolSarah Yates Head of Primary SchoolWebster Nyengo Head of Finance Minnie Dzowela Head of AdministrationHarrison Kalua Board ChairpersonWezi Msyali School Secretary

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