Choose how you want to make an impact
Whether you are an institution, a business, a diaspora supporter or a neighbour with time to give — there is a way in.
Partner with us
We work alongside government departments, donors, fellow NGOs, faith institutions and the private sector. If your mandate overlaps with any of our five focus areas, we would like to talk about joint delivery, co-funding or technical collaboration.
Give a donation
TiO distributes no profits or assets to individuals. Every kwacha mobilised is used exclusively for public benefit and charitable purposes, under proper financial management and external audit. Donations can be one-off or committed over a programme cycle.
Volunteer your skill
Teachers, health workers, agricultural extensionists, engineers, accountants, trainers and community mobilisers — skilled volunteers extend what a small organisation can deliver. All volunteers work under our safeguarding standards.
Give in kind
Learning materials, school and clinic equipment, nutrition and WASH supplies, transport, construction materials and professional services all convert directly into programme delivery. Tell us what you have and we will tell you honestly where it would do the most good.
Making a donation
To make a donation, discuss a grant, or arrange a recurring contribution, contact us directly and we will confirm the current channels and issue the appropriate acknowledgement and receipt.
- Call +265 992 57 33 37 or +265 88 123 4567
- Email info@totalimpactorg.org
- Write to P.O. Box 30987, Blantyre, Malawi
- Message us on WhatsApp
Where your support goes
As a charitable organisation, TiO commits to:
- Proper financial management and external audits
- Regular reporting to NGORA, donors and stakeholders
- Ethical fundraising and responsible resource utilisation
- Zero tolerance to fraud, corruption and abuse
These are commitments of our adopted Service Charter, not marketing copy. Read the charter.
What working with TiO looks like
Clear reporting
Regular, honest reporting against agreed indicators — to you, and to NGORA.
Community ownership
Communities engaged in design and implementation, so results survive the funding cycle.
Safeguarding first
Safeguarding standards applied throughout, with particular care for children and vulnerable persons.