HomeMission Statement
Afghans4Tomorrow, Inc. ("A4T"), is a registered 501(C)(3) non-profit, humanitarian organization dedicated to the development of Afghanistan. We focus on improving the capacity of those we serve in our education, agriculture and health programs to become self sufficient. The majority of our funds go toward education of Afghan youth and improving the health of rural Afghans through our projects.
Please see the links on the left for more information.
Thank you to the Episcopal Relief and Development (ERD)
for the generous grants from 2006 to 2012 - funding our school and health care programs.Pictured below are: four teachers from our Girls Home Schools in Wardak Province, and two teachers and the vice principal from the Tomorrow's Afghans private school (formerly the A4T School established in 2004 in Kabul).
Click HERE for the news and photos of a US High School's fundraiser for the
A4T Girls Home Schools in Wardak Province.
3rd Annual Science Fair
 On November 8, 2012 20 students from 'Tomorrow's Afghans School' in Kabul presented the results of their research projects in the annual Science Fair, which was funded by Afghans4Tomorrow.
See the 2-pg. report with photos of the 3rd Annual Science Fair (click here).
Travel to Afghanistan
with Global Exchange Reality Tours
- in partnership with A4T for more than a decade!
Each delegation will explore Afghan history and culture, examine Afghanistan's efforts to re-establish civil society and learn of the challenges facing Afghan women from all sectors of Afghan society. Whether meeting with: students at a private school, Kabul University staff, a female doctor providing health care to rural women, or a small business owner, GX participants return as informed and inspired advocates for a new Afghanistan that strives to live in peace and security.
See the Program Highlights of the Fall 2013 tour:
October 1, 2013 – October 10, 2013
DONATE to Afghans4Tomorrow
Help Us Improve Lives and build capacity in Afghanistan through our
Education, Health and Job Training projects!
DONATE Online:
Or if you prefer to donate by check, go to our DONATION page for details.
THANK YOU!
See video clips of our A4T projects in Afghanistan
including interviews with A4T members, staff and students.
View photo albums of A4T projects.
Credit for photos seen on the A4T website's pages goes to: Ilias Barikzai, SF Mercy High School students, Barry Tombs, Ron Bradley, Gloriann Liu, Eva Vander Giesen, Sian Taylor Gowan, Zekria, Nancy Bennett, Zia Faizi, Kathy Kelly, Shannon Galpin, Will Everett, Asma Eschen, Shaima Shahbaz, Najibullah Sedeque, David Lee, Tony Di Zinno, Susan Hall, Marsha MacColl, Jeff Symanski, Camilla Barry, David Jones, Paula Lerner, Asma Eschen, Wahid Omar, Kim O'Connor and Clowns Without Borders (2005).
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