1. “Do a little bit of good where you are; It’s those little bits of good put together that overwhelm the world.” – Desmond Tutu www.princetoninafrica.org

2. About Princeton in Africa Our Mission: –To develop young leaders committed to Africa’s advancement. What We Do to Achieve It: –We match bright, talented, recent college graduates – passionate about Africa and committed to service – with organizations doing meaningful work across the continent for yearlong fellowships.

3. Princeton in Africa’s Growth Founded in 1999 by Princeton alums –That summer, 2 Fellows worked with the Int’l Rescue Committee in Rwanda Since then, we have placed more than 300 Fellows in 34 countries with 50+ partner organizations Rigorous selection process today –Last year 420 applications, ~11% selected –Now open to graduates from colleges & universities across the United States –Program offered on a need-blind basis

4. 2012-2013 Fellows by the numbers… 47 Fellows in 19 countries with 26 partner organizations

5. A few more 2012-13 Fellows

6. ◦ access:energy ◦ African Cashew Alliance ◦ African Impact ◦ African Leadership Academy ◦ Amadeus Institute ◦ Baylor International Pediatric AIDS Initiative ◦ Blue Ventures ◦ The BOMA Project ◦ eleQtra ◦ Equal Education ◦ Generation Rwanda ◦ Imani Development ◦ Indego Africa ◦ International Rescue Committee ◦ Invisible Children Uganda ◦ Kucetekela Foundation ◦ Lutheran World Federation ◦ Maru-A-Pula ◦ Mpala ◦ Nyumbani Village ◦ Olam International ◦ Project Mercy ◦ Sanergy ◦ Save the Children ◦ Search for Common Ground ◦ UN World Food Programme Princeton in Africa’s Partners As diverse as the continent itself! Humanitarian aid, public health, education, conservation, post-conflict reconstruction, social entrepreneurship Small, grassroots nonprofits, large humanitarian organizations – even a few innovative for-profit companies

7. Princeton in Africa Funding An independent nonprofit organization –Affiliated with, but not funded directly by, Princeton Program made possible by friends who believe in the impact our Fellows can achieve –From$12 gifts from alums to a few grants from corporations & foundations (e.g. Johnson & Johnson, Bristol-Myers Squibb) PLUS additional support from many partner organizations for Fellows ($ given through PiAf and $ / in-kind directly to Fellows) & in-kind from Princeton (free office space!)

8. Princeton in Africa: Service for a Year A few examples – 2012-13 Fellows!

12. Princeton in Africa: Commitment for a Lifetime A few examples – PiAf Alumni!

16. PiAf has simultaneously challenged me to make a difference here and now in Botswana… and also created in me a lifelong advocate and activist for the people of Africa and all those who are disempowered and vulnerable throughout the world. -- Lindsey Stephens PiAf 2007-08 Fellow Botswana-Harvard AIDS Partnership Gaborone, Botswana

17. Questions? Learn more! www.princetoninafrica.org