Introduce a funder

Know someone who funds early literacy or East Africa?

An introduction costs you five minutes. For us, it opens a conversation that could fund a full reading cycle - and for the funder, it connects them to a named budget and published updates.

Good fits

Funders we'd be glad to meet.

Early literacy funders

Foundations and funds focused on foundational reading, phonics instruction, or structured literacy programs in low-resource settings.

East Africa education

Institutional donors with existing grant programs in Ethiopia, Oromia, or the broader East Africa region focused on school-age children.

Girls' education

Funders specifically interested in reducing the dropout gap, improving completion rates, or improving school completion for girls in primary education.

Capacity-building grants

Foundations interested in supporting small nonprofits building toward their first proof cycle - with named costs, published updates, and a model we can repeat.

How to introduce us

Three steps, five minutes.

1
Download our materials. The donor packet has everything a program officer needs - program overview, model, financials, and the evidence behind the approach.
2
Forward or CC us. A one-sentence email is enough: "Here's a program I've been following - I thought you might want to see it." CC info@biftuspark.org.
3
We take it from there. We'll follow up directly, answer questions, and send a full materials package. We'll keep you in the loop on what happens.
Start the introduction

What we offer funders

A reporting plan they can track.

Every institutional funder can see what the grant paid for: tutor roles, child counts, reading level gains, and the annual report. No black box. No generic reports.

Download materials Review financials

Make the introduction

One email. Potentially a full reading cycle.

Email us the name and any context you have. We'll handle the rest and keep you informed.