The #I Will Campaign

What is the #I Will Campaign?

The #I Will Campaign unites communities, government, businesses, and the diaspora to tackle locally led development. Starting with period poverty in Zimbabwe, we aim to create sustainable solutions to keep girls in school and empower communities across Southern Africa.

Did You Know?

72% of schoolgirls cannot afford sanitary pads.
62% miss school every month because of their period.
Girls lose up to 22% of their school year simply because they menstruate.
Many are forced to use rags, cardboard, even cow dung — risking health and dignity.

Your pledge changes this.

How it Works

1) Donate

Pick a simple action you can keep — monthly, termly, or once-off.

2) Spread The Word

Take on the challenge — share your video!

3) Track Impact

Track progress via our website and emailed reports.

Why It Matters

Every pledge, no matter how small, contributes to a bigger movement. Together, we can ensure no girl is forced to miss school or suffer in silence because of her period.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Kopano?

Kopano is a company limited by guarantee (CLG) registered in England. Kopano is a Sesotho name meaning unity, togetherness, synergy — to bring together.

What country does the campaign cover?

Currently Zimbabwe, with plans to expand across the Southern African region.

Why Kopano?

Approved to partner with the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education, Zimbabwe.
Run by a highly ethical, professional team with UK registration.
Transparent distribution with school-level accountability and independent oversight.
An impact tracker report will be shared at each stage of the process.

Why do you need the money?

We rely on donations for the campaign. Based on data from the Ministry of Primary & Secondary Education in Zimbabwe, a united approach can fund pad inventories and drive policy change to end period poverty.