The Zariah Elizabeth Foundation is an ICT and Education centered NGO that has had the privilege to reach over 50,000 people through her partnerships with International NGOs and Tech Giants.

The TZE NGO KIT product was birthed upon the discovery of the digital gap that most NGOs and Schools suffer primarily due to insufficient funds. Many NGOs know little or nothing about accessing In-Kind donations and grants, furthermore, they have almost no digital presence. In response to this, TZE set out to meet this need in the most cost-effective way possible.

This product is called The NGO Kit – this is a digital tool kit that every NGO/School must have. It is not a physical kit, but a compendium of software, tech products, resources that would be of immense benefit to these organizations. It is guaranteed to give their outfits a definite professional look which will endear their work to the right donors, plus, they are granted access to more exciting offers, materials, and donations sure to help them make a more positive impact.

The Kit comes with a website and verification from TechSoup and Microsoft. This Kit is on a 67% discount and currently goes for N54,000.

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