Everlight Foundation
An umbrella home for healing, and for the causes our founder leads
Everlight Foundation is the umbrella home for James Simango’s Everlight grief-support and healing projects, and for sponsorship and charity work.
Our founder, Rudo Maritsa, has causes she wants to lead. The wider leadership is on Our board.
What this house holds
The projects keep their own doors: radio, stories, kintsugi, tea, trips, arts, the academy, and a life path, with Kintsugi Noki as a partner. Beside them, the foundation is also for sponsorship and charity work.
Still to be written[placeholder] A mission statement in our founder’s own words, covering both the Everlight projects and the charitable causes.
Our charitable work
These are the causes named for the foundation. Programme details are still to be written. Room is left for further causes the foundation chooses.
- Women affected by domestic violence and abuseA cause for women affected by domestic violence and abuse.Read this cause
- Families in crisis with urgent needsA cause for families in crisis with urgent needs.Read this cause
- Cancer-related supportA cause for cancer-related support.Read this cause
- Grief supportA cause for grief support.Read this cause
- Further causesRoom for more causes the foundation chooses.Read this cause
The projects
James Simango’s Everlight grief-support and healing projects. Open a project to read what can be said here, and to visit its own site where a public address is known.
Project
Everlight Radio
Includes the Everlight Prayer Wall and the Candle Wall.
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Project
Everlight Stories
A Base44 app.
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Project
Kintsugi pathways and Kintsugi Corner
Kintsugi pathways and Kintsugi Corner, gathered here.
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Project
Everlight Tea
An Everlight project.
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Project
Everlight Trips
Japan: kintsugi, tea, and gardens.
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Project
Everlight Arts and Crafts
Held with 53 Cox Road Gallery.
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Project
Everlight Academy
A project with its own site at everlight-academy.com.
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Project
Everlight Life Path
A project with its own site.
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Partner
Kintsugi Noki
A partner, with its own site at kintsuginoki.com.
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Ways to respond
Get help
Lifeline 13 11 14. Emergency 000. 1800RESPECT is on the domestic violence cause.
Get helpGet involved
Volunteer, intercessors, partners, and white-label radio licensing.
Ways to helpGive
A general gift, or a gift to one cause. No payment is taken on this site.
DonateSponsor
Sponsor a cause. The terms are not published yet, and the button does not take payment.
Sponsor a cause