Tanzania

Welcome to Moshi, Tanzania.

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Upcoming trip dates

  • March 20-April 1, 2027
  • July 4th - July 16th, 2027
  • November 18th - 25th, 2027

Welcome to Moshi, Tanzania.

Nestled at the foothills of majestic Mount Kilimanjaro, Moshi is a welcoming, laid-back mountain town known for its warm hospitality, vibrant local culture, and beautiful restaurants and lodges. To visitors, Moshi can appear to be a thriving community—full of businesses, tourism, families, and people working hard to build a better future. Yet beneath that surface, many families and communities continue to face significant economic challenges and poverty. This contrast is part of what makes Moshi such an important place for the work of Think Kindness. Through partnerships with local schools, community organizations, and grassroots leaders, Think Kindness works alongside the people of Moshi to create meaningful, lasting change. Whether through hands-on volunteer projects, educational support, or donations of critical supplies and resources, our goal is simple: to serve with humility, invest in the community, and help create opportunities for the people who call Moshi home.

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Trip Highlights

A private residence that is a block away from Amani and sits on over 3 acres with beautiful flowers, avocado tree’s and you’ll wake up to a fully home cooked breakfast.

Each trip is centered around being with the kids. You’ll have ample time to sit, play and talk with the kids at the organizations we work with.

Prior to each trip we’ll pre-plan volunteer activities so you can be prepared. From helping paint a mural, teach classes, planting a garden or help organize a new library.

Each trip we will partner with a local community organization or school to help out.

From hiking to epic waterfalls to learning how the locals make coffee, you’ll get immersed in the culture of Tanzania.

You can’t visit Africa without going on an epic Safari. We’ve partnered with the best guides to provide you a truly epic experience.

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Frequently asked questions

Each trip typically ranges from 11-13 days depending on travel. We also can work with individuals looking to extend or shorten their trips if needed.

Travel is the most expensive part – so that varies. We typically tell everyone to plan between $3,200 – $3,500. This includes airfare, lodging, transportation, meals, and excursions.

No, you can make a deposit of $500-$1000 which holds your spot and then we have the final amount due 30 days before departure. All deposits are fully refundable until airfare is purchased.

Yes, 100% okay. In fact, let us know we’d love to help mentor you throughout the journey. We’ve have dozens and dozens of travelers raise funds. Some things worked, some didn’t – so we can help you choose some simple fundraisers that can help yield great results.

No, not in Tanzania. However, we do suggest you are up-to-date on all your current vaccines. We also recommend everyone receives a malaria prescription prior to departure.

Just let us know. We can help advise and plan the remaining part of your trip. Though we are not responsible for your stay after, we have great contacts to help you create an amazing extended vacation. We’ve had travelers stay to climb Mt. Kili, go on extended safari’s or even plan a stop in the Netherlands. If you are traveling around the world, we want to make sure you get the most out of the experience as possible!

Yes, 100%. Safety is one of our #1 priorities. While on the trip you will not only have an experienced Think Kindness guide but we also have local staff with us at every point in the trip. The community we support LOVES our organization and the impact we are making. You will be like mini celebrities while in country!

Yes, 100%. Please let us know well in advance so we can accommodate your meals ahead of time.

In short, no – or at least not very well. They start learning English in High School. So you will have kids practice their English with you. So we encourage everyone to jump on your favorite language app to start learning some Swahili.

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