Future Pillars Zambia is a UK charity that empowers vulnerable children by supporting the Family Future Community School in Kabwe, Zambia
Inspiring learning and transforming lives in Zambia
Future Pillars Zambia is delighted to announce that our much-anticipated Lots 4 Land, Auction of Promises Catalogue will be officially launched on 1 st August and will be available to view online.
Our Charity Auction of Promises Lots 4 Land will be held on 5th September 2026 in St Mary Magdalene Church Hall, New Milton, BH25 6QL, and online.
The auction will raise funds to help purchase farm land near Kabwe. This ambitious project is a crucial step towards increased self-sufficiency for the Family Futures Community School. More information about the auction can be found on our Events page.
To access the Auction website please click on the link below:
Lots 4 Land charity auction
Lots 4 Land
We are hosting a charity auction to fund the purchase of land for a farm near Kabwe, to provide a self-sustainable solution for the provision of food for the children in the Family Future Community School.
FPZ Chair Barry Gransden explains our motivation in this short video, and how all our supporters can help today by donating auction lots.
The auction will be held on the 5th September 2026.
To receive an information pack, please email us at trustees@futurepillars.org
The School
Family Future Community School takes 1000 vulnerable children from pre-school to Grade 11 (upper secondary level). The children are fed and educated with no fees.
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“I really appreciate the great job that Future Pillars Zambia is doing in my life”
— Zebrone Chakaila, a sponsored student in Zambia