Project Title: Fans Festival
Theme: The royal fans day out
Implementing Organization: Triprecy Initiative Foundation (TIF)
Thematic Areas: Entertainment, Community Awareness, Education Support, Gender Equality, Health and Sanitation

1. Background and Rationale

In Tanzania, many adolescent girls miss school during menstruation due to a lack of sanitary products, inadequate hygiene facilities, and social stigma. This absence not only affects their academic performance but also exposes them to risks of early pregnancies, infections, and school dropout.

Triprecy Initiative Foundation (TIF), in collaboration with government stakeholders and community partners, has initiated the “Keeping Girls in School +255” campaign. The aim is to address menstrual health challenges, improve school hygiene infrastructure, and empower marginalized girls to pursue education with dignity.

To mobilize resources and raise awareness, TIF proposes the Fans Festival—a large-scale arts and sports community event uniting sports fans, families, and stakeholders for a social cause and mutual benefits.

2. Project Goal

To promote menstrual health and improve access to hygiene facilities for schoolgirls in Tanzania by mobilizing community awareness, resources, and partnerships through the Fans Festival- event

3. Specific Objectives

• Mobilize financial resources to construct/renovate sanitation facilities (toilets, incinerators, water systems) in Tanzania government schools across Dodoma, Mara, and Geita.
• Provide sanitary pads and menstrual health education to adolescent girls (10–19 years).
• Support young mothers’ students to return to school through mentoring and enterprise initiatives.
• Engage communities, government, and private sector partners in promoting gender equality and education.

4. Project Strategy

The strategy integrates awareness, fundraising, and community engagement through:

• Fans Festival Concerts in Arusha, Dodoma, Mwanza, Mbeya, and Dar es Salaam featuring A-list artists, DJs, live bands, and cultural performances.
• Sporting Segments & Fan Engagement in partnership with Tanzania football clubs (e.g., Simba SC, Yanga SC, Azam FC).
• Awareness Campaigns on menstrual health, stigma reduction, and girl empowerment.
• Corporate Sponsorship Packages (Tanzanite, Gold, Silver, Bronze) to promote brand visibility while supporting the campaign.

5. Expected Outcomes

• Increased school attendance and performance among adolescent girls.
• Improved hygiene facilities in Tanzania schools.
• At least 10,000 girls receive sanitary pads and menstrual health education.
• Strong community, corporate, and government partnerships forged through joint action.
• 100+ schools targeted for hygiene infrastructure improvements
• 250+ young mothers supported to return to school

6. Budget Estimate

The initiative requires an estimated TZS 700 million mobilized through: A detailed budget is available upon request.

• Concert revenues (40%)
• Corporate sponsorship (35%)
• Development partners and donors (20%)
• Community contributions (5%)

Sponsorship & Donations

Your contributions help build school sanitation facilities, provide hygiene kits, and support young mothers returning to school.

Sponsorship Benefits Include:

• Brand visibility in media and event promotions
• Networking with government, corporate, and development partners
• CSR alignment with impactful community projects

7. Call for Support

We invite corporates, development partners, philanthropists, and individuals to support this initiative through:

• Donations (financial or in-kind hygiene products)
• Sponsorships (brand promotion during events)
• Partnerships (program delivery and awareness campaigns)

8. Contact Information

Contact to:
Mr. Benson J. Magoti
Executive Director, Triprecy Initiative Foundation (TIF)
PHONE: +255 765 777196 | EMAIL: info@triprecy.org | WEBSITE: www.triprecy.org