We are raising $200,000 to build a 780m permanent perimeter fence around Aw Abdal Institute in Harar, a community-built school established in 1977. This fence is urgently needed to restore safety, protect the school grounds, and ensure the proper use of the land for students today and generations to come. Your support directly contributes to rebuilding this essential structure and safeguarding a place of learning that has served the community for over four decades.

Aw Abdal Institute is more than a building. It is history, identity, memory, and the foundation that shaped many of us into who we are today. However, the original fence has deteriorated with time, leaving the school vulnerable, exposed, and without proper boundaries. This affects student safety, limits development, and puts school property at risk. Reconstructing the fence is a step toward restoring dignity, security, and long-term sustainability for the school and its future projects.

Our goal is to raise $200,000, with every donation going entirely toward construction materials, labor, and the completion of the full 780m boundary. A team of volunteers, community members, former students, and youth are leading this initiative with transparency and dedication. We believe that when a community builds together, the future becomes stronger, safer, and more hopeful.

You can support by contributing any amount and by sharing this campaign widely with your family, friends, classmates, and networks. Your generosity will help rebuild the fence, preserve the legacy of 1977, and secure a protected learning space for decades to come. Together, we can make history for Aw Abdal Institute once again.