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Dr. Phillip Gwatidzo Literary Foundation

Support

Help publish Africa’s next generation

Storytelling ecosystems do not need factories or fleets. They need talent, partnerships and connectivity, which means modest support goes a very long way.

Membership

Three circles of support

Members receive early access to publications, invitations to Foundation events and recognition within our programmes.

Entry-level supporters

Baobab Circle

Regular giving that keeps competitions open and free to enter for young writers across the continent.

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Patrons

Heritage Circle

Support directed at archive development and the youth mentorship programme.

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Major contributors

Legacy Circle

Long-term sustainability, cultural preservation and the multilingual archive initiative.

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Online membership and donation payments are not part of this release. Until they are, the Foundation arranges giving directly. Get in touch and we will set it up.

Where support goes

What funding pays for

Website and platform
The submission, judging and archive system that replaces spreadsheets.
First anthology production
Editorial, design, print and distribution for a Perspectives edition.
Archive creation
Digitisation, metadata, storage and long-term preservation.
Mentor programme launch
Recruiting, training and supporting the first cohort of mentors.
Marketing
Reaching schools and young writers who do not yet know the Foundation exists.

Corporate and CSR partnerships

Telecommunications, banking, technology, hospitality, aviation and publishing partners can sponsor a specific anthology, competition, scholarship, workshop series, archive project or language initiative, with clear, reportable outcomes.

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Calls for submissions, anthology news and archive milestones.

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