HomeMission Statement
Afghans4Tomorrow, Inc. ("A4T"), is a non-profit, humanitarian organization dedicated to the development of Afghanistan. We have been focused on sustainable Education, Health, Agriculture projects since 1999. The majority of our funds go toward educating Afghan youth through our schools and improving the health of rural Afghans through our projects.
Please see the links on the left for more information.
View recent photos of our projects:
Afghans4Tomorrow School held its second annual Science Fair, October 15th in Kabul.
Learn more HERE.
The A4T GUEST HOUSE
Conveniently located in the Guzar Gah area of Kabul.
Price: $50 per day per person.
View the details and reservation info. on our GUESTHOUSE page.
See the NEW Guesthouse Photo Album
for photos of our rooms and garden.
Travel to Afghanistan
with Global Exchange Reality Tours
- in partnership with A4T for a decade!
These delegations will explore Afghan history and culture, examine Afghanistan's efforts to re-establish civil society and the learn of the challenges facing Afghan women from all sectors of Afghan society. Whether meeting with students at A4T's school or Kabul University or with a female doctor providing health care to rural women, participants return as informed and inspired advocates for a new Afghanistan that strives to live in peace and security.
View the upcoming tour:
October 1, 2012 - October 10, 2012.
DONATE to Afghans4Tomorrow
Help Us Improve Lives In Afghanistan through our Projects!
Your donation will help us provide, for example, Education for poor Afghan youth, medicines for A4T's Health Post, Job Training and more.
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: Elyas Barikzay, 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, Najib 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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