Bulembu is a town in Swaziland, Africa with heart and a vision.

In 2001, the mining company that had built and operated Bulembu for more than 60 years, closed its doors and walked away.  With no jobs the town was soon abandoned, even as Swaziland continues to be ravaged by the HIV/AIDS pandemic and the resulting orphan crisis.

Today, Bulembu has a vision to become self-sustaining by 2020, restoring health, education, and commerce to the community while providing total care to 2,000 orphaned and vulnerable children.

Spend some time here and discover more about Bulembu as you LEARN, ENGAGE and GIVE.

The Bulembu reSTORE

The Online Donation Catalogue

Participate in the restoration of Bulembu through the Bulembu reSTORE featuring dozens of unique giving opportunities. 
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Bulembu Intro Video

Watch our introduction to Bulembu video

Curious about what Bulembu is about? Watch this video for an overview of what we are all about.
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Recent News

  • image A special version of Canadian Tenors 'Always There'
    The Canadian Tenors reutrn along with special guests to participate in the 2010 "Voices for Bulembu" campaign. Watch this special version of "Always There" from the 2009 concert as we count down to this year's "Voices" events in September.

  • image Canadian Tenors return for 2010 'Voices'
    A weekend at Mission Hill Winery, an event at The Chan Centre, the return of The Canadian Tenors, all highlight the 2010 Voices for Bulembu Campaign.