
Education
Helping children in remote areas access quality learning through school supplies, uniforms and meals for primary and secondary students, guided by what each school actually needs.
Combine unforgettable wildlife encounters with meaningful support for local schools, communities and conservation, on a private journey designed around you.
A Tanzania charitable safari is a private, tailor-made trip that combines classic game drives in parks such as the Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater and Tarangire with respectful visits to community, education and conservation projects. Through Foot Slopes Foundation, our team arranges school and community visits, delivers requested supplies and supports local initiatives, so your journey leaves a positive, lasting impact. Many travelers also climb Mount Kilimanjaro to raise funds for a cause close to their heart. Every itinerary is built around your interests, schedule and budget, with your own vehicle and guide throughout.

Helping children in remote areas access quality learning through school supplies, uniforms and meals for primary and secondary students, guided by what each school actually needs.

Meeting local people, learning about daily life and supporting community projects and small businesses, so tourism income stays in Tanzanian hands.

Supporting habitat protection, sustainable farming and wildlife-friendly practices that keep Tanzania's ecosystems healthy for future generations.
Airport welcome, briefing on your charitable activities and a relaxing first night.
A guided school or community project visit arranged through Foot Slopes Foundation.
Game drives among elephant herds and ancient baobab trees.
Crater floor safari and a respectful cultural visit in the highlands.
Full days following big cats and, in season, the Great Migration.
Return to Arusha, or continue to Kilimanjaro or Zanzibar.
An example only: every charitable safari is private and fully tailor-made to your dates, interests and budget.
Climbing Mount Kilimanjaro for charity turns Africa's highest summit into a powerful way to raise awareness and funds for communities in need. Choose your route, set a fundraising goal, share your training and progress with friends and family, and stand on Uhuru Peak knowing every step supports a better future for others.
Use spare space in your luggage to bring supplies that local schools and communities have requested. We confirm current needs before you travel, so every item is genuinely useful.




A Tanzania charitable safari is a private safari that combines wildlife viewing in parks such as the Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater and Tarangire with visits to community, education or conservation projects. With Foot Slopes Tours and Safaris, our team and Foot Slopes Foundation arrange respectful school or community visits, help you deliver requested supplies and explain how your support is used. The rest of your itinerary is a classic tailor-made safari, with your own vehicle, guide and lodges matched to your budget.
Your charitable safari helps in several ways. Requested school supplies, uniforms and meals support children's education, while community visits and locally owned businesses keep tourism income in Tanzanian hands. Conservation-focused activities support habitat protection and sustainable farming. Because Foot Slopes Tours and Safaris is a local company, your safari also supports guides, drivers, cooks and lodge staff. We work with community priorities rather than assumptions, so contributions match real needs and are delivered respectfully.
The most useful items are those a school or community has requested, so we confirm current needs before you travel. Common requests include exercise books, pens, pencils, crayons, reading books in English, educational posters and maps, soap and hygiene items, and sports balls with a pump. Avoid bringing used clothing, medicines or electronics unless specifically requested. Pack donations in your checked luggage within airline weight limits, and hand them over through the school or Foot Slopes Foundation rather than directly to children.
Yes, many travelers climb Mount Kilimanjaro to raise funds and awareness for a cause they care about. We organize private climbs on all main routes, including Machame, Lemosho, Marangu and Rongai, with licensed guides, porters, a cook and daily health checks. You set your fundraising goal and share your training and progress with supporters, then stand on Uhuru Peak at 5,895 meters. Many climbers add a charitable safari or community visit afterwards to see the impact of their efforts first-hand.
Visiting schools and villages is appropriate when it is arranged respectfully, with the community's agreement and clear benefits for them. Foot Slopes Tours and Safaris organizes visits with local leaders and teachers, keeps every visit small and private, and briefs you on customs beforehand. Ask permission before taking photographs, dress modestly, avoid handing gifts directly to children and give through the school or foundation instead. We do not offer orphanage visits as a tourist activity, in line with responsible child-protection practice.
Yes, every charitable safari is tailor-made. Families can choose child-friendly activities such as school visits with educational exchanges, while companies, clubs and organizations can plan a dedicated project day or a Kilimanjaro fundraising climb. You decide the length of the safari, the parks, the comfort level of lodges and how much time to spend on community activities. Share your goals and travel dates with our team, and we will design a private itinerary with a clear, itemized quote.
Tell us the causes you care about, your dates and travel style, and we will design a private charitable safari or Kilimanjaro climb with a free itemized quote.