Focus on Tanzanian Communities

She’s a grandmother, midwife and storyteller. She regales listeners with tales of the two-mouthed monster and songs from her c...

Twenty-five years ago, six Thomson Safaris guests and founder Judi Wineland were moved by their experiences with the beauty an...

Helping Maasai women manage their own beehives is about much more than honey to Asela Melkiory, beekeeping project manager at ...

A group of Maasai women told members of Focus on Tanzanian Communities (FoTZC), Thomson’s partner philanthropic organization, ...

Our partner philanthropic organization, Focus on Tanzanian Communities, works with people in Tanzania on dozens of projects yea...

Twenty years. There’s a weight to that number that’s hard to ignore. It feels like just yesterday that Judi Wineland and a grou...

The Thomson team The end of the year is a time to reflect on all that you’ve accomplished. The Thomson Safaris staff took some ...

 Thomson Co-Founder Judi Wineland with a group of Maasai women and children in Tanzania. When Judi Wineland started her career ...

Judi Wineland on the floor of Tanzania’s Empakaai Crater in 1981. Anniversaries – whether they mark a milestone in marriage, wo...

Put on your fitness tracker and start walking – let us know when you hit 13 miles, or approximately 26,000 steps. It will like...

Maasai songs reverberated through the hills of Ngorongoro from the village of Nainokanoka during a recent celebration for the c...

This beautiful film was just released! Have a look to learn about projects and communities we are proudly supporting in Tanzani...

Focus on Tanzanian Communities (FOTZC), our non-profit arm specializing in community-based projects, recently completed the con...

Our 30th year in Tanzania was officially kicked off at a gala event and silent art auction last week. With over 300 Thomson Saf...

Five years ago, high school student, Michela Harriman, was tragically killed in a car accident. In Michela’s honor, her parents...

The Board of Directors of our partner organization, Focus on Tanzanian Communities (FOTZC), recently met and was excited about ...

Eliza from our Boston office just wrote to us this morning to tell us about her latest Tanzania adventure. She’s on the tail en...

Our favorite non-profit organization, Friends of Tanzanian Schools, has recently broadened its scope to provide critical resou...