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Three Months' of Healthcare for a Scholar

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$7.5 $15 In stock

Category: Gifts

Support the communities who grow and craft your tea.

A donation to Rare Charity contributes towards the expansion of the scholarship programme. Many talented young people are determined to continue their education but lack the means to do so. We want to reach and support more exceptional scholars, giving them the opportunity to transform their lives and their communities.

£15 covers three months' of healthcare for a scholar in Malawi.

Rare Charity's running costs are largely met by Rare Tea Company. Beyond the donation we make from your purchases, you can donate directly by adding these products to your basket.

All our donation products include a PDF printout that you can include in a card or present (it will be emailed to you after checking out). You can checkout with any currency for these donations, so please don't worry if you're shopping in €/$/¥. These are digital products and do not incur shipping charges.

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Madison T. ★★★★★

Started tearing up a little when I realized my monthly tea budget could cover three whole months of schooling for someone. The donation confirmation was clear and the scholarship expansion is exactly the kind of hands-on support I want behind my morning brew.

James E. ★★★★★

My cousin just finished her first year of university on a full scholarship, and knowing my tea habit helped fund that for someone else makes every cup hit different. The donation directly expands the scholarship programme, which is exactly the kind of tangible impact I hoped for when I picked this g

Robert H. ★★★★★

Took a chance on this for my dad who always says gifts should “mean something,” and he was genuinely moved when I explained it funds scholarships for tea-growing communities. The fact that it’s framed as seasons of healthcare makes the impact feel concrete rather than abstract. He’s already asking h