On our most recent trip to Malawi, we brought friend and filmmaker Damani Baker. Over the course of one week he took footage of the everyday activities that go on at our many different projects.

Watching this video will give you a clear picture of what Goods for Good does in community organizations, nursery primary and secondary schools, and orphanages.

This video will also paint a picture of the problems facing Malawi’s orphans and vulnerable children.
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Goods for Good Founder and Executive Director, Melissa Kushner, was chosen by GAP to participate in their 40th Anniversary Born to Fit campaign as someone who was "Born to Do Good." Watch her GAP ad to hear her tell the story of Goods for Good.

Last November, Matt Katz, a journalist and good friend of Goods for Good, came to visit our programs in Malawi. For Matt, who has watched G4G evolve over the past few years, this first visit to Africa brought everything into focus.

During his stay, Matt experienced the beauty of the country and the warmth of its people, as well as the devastation caused by HIV/AIDS, drought and famine. He also had the chance to see G4G in action and the impact our work is having on the lives of thousands of children.

Matt was so moved by his experience that he filmed a short documentary on G4G's work, which we are thrilled to share with you here: Goods for Good: A Video Postcard from Malawi

Matt had this to say about his stay in Malawi: "What really struck me most about my week in Malawi was the work that the G4G team is doing that goes beyond the stated mission of their group. They are building relationships and making connections in sustainable ways that will hopefully help lift Malawi up. This is a shockingly impoverished nation, the most densely populated in Africa, with needs that run deep, from clean water and basic medical care, to shoes and shelter. But Malawi is also peaceful and generally politically stable, meaning that organizations like G4G can operate safely and without excessive governmental interference."

Matt was also able to see G4G's role in strengthening the ability of communities to alleviate the suffering of orphans and vulnerable children, Matt explained: "The work they do and the impact that we can have with G4G as our conduit is remarkable. I hope they're as proud of themselves as the rest of us are of them."

We hope you enjoy this video!