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Richard Jackson
Years of Experience

Why My Work Creates Lasting Change

I’m Richard Jackson, and for 15 years, I have carried out charitable work through the Mali Nieta Foundation. What began with a personal calling to help people in need continues to shape my commitment to serving others through meaningful action.
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Continuing the Mission

My efforts focus on meeting practical needs and creating meaningful opportunities.

What I Do

What I Do

I provide essential supplies and resources where they can make a difference.

Why It Matters

Why It Matters

The right assistance can ease challenges and help people move forward.

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See the Impact in Action

Hear directly from the people and organizations who have experienced the impact of our charitable efforts. These testimonials share real stories of how this work is making a difference in communities and lives.

Moments From the Journey

A collection of authentic photos capturing the places, people, and experiences connected to my charitable efforts.

Medical professionals attending to patients in a ward
Hospital entrance with a sign that reads "" in the foreground, surrounded by trees and buildings
Laboratory with a microscope sitting on top of a table, surrounded by bottles, boxes, and other objects
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A Journey of Service

2024 - Scaling Excellence & Professional Training​

  • PVA offers 2 preschool classes, Kind and Levels 1 through 5; 175 students attend them.
  • Donna Gunn Dorm, 10 teacher housing units, the fence, and infrastructure are complete.
  • Feb: 9 USA volunteers (6 trained teachers) assist Tz teachers with new concepts.
  • Zoom Montessori trainings continue.

2023 - National Recognition & Health Assessment

  • PVA offers 2 preschool classes, Kind and Level 1 through 4; 160 students attend.
  • Level 4 students score in the top 10% for rural TZ schools.
  • BGU EWB's second mission weighs/measures all children and discloses malnutrition (63 students) and wasting.
  • Computer lab count increases to 25.

2022 - Global Partnerships & Sustainability

  • PVA offers levels 1 through 3; 135 students attend.
  • The Richard & Sandy Jackson Library (7,000 English books, 25-unit computer lab) was completed and dedicated in June.
  • Over 700 locals and guests attended the dedication.
  • 4 classrooms were built, plus additional toilets were added.
  • PVA-USA begins a $545,000 capital campaign for the dorm. Hired independent TZ, disease, and financial controls.

2021 - Building the Gateway to Knowledge

  • PVA offers Level 1 & 2; more students attend.
  • A library with 7,000 English books and a 25-unit computer lab is built.
  • Partnership with BGU EWB (Israel) formed; visit to assess water/crops.
  • 10 acres planted for crops; fruit trees added.
  • Construction starts on 4 additional classrooms.

2020 - Essential Life Support

  • PVA offers Level 1; more students attend.
  • Deep borehole water well installed with clean water.
  • Children fed 2 meals + snack (no other food at home).

2019 - The Doors Open

  • PVA opens with 4 classrooms, a dining hall, 22 students, and a staff of 7.
  • Preschool and kindergarten are offered.
  • Greenhouse installed + fruit trees; chickens added for meat/eggs

2018 - A Sacred Commitment

  • Maasai Tribes in 6 villages assigned approx. 50 acres of land for 66 years.
  • Land for a nonsectarian English primary school.
  • Liberate NGO Africa Children's Foundation was formed to serve the school.
  • Construction began at the school.

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