We give surplus educational resources a second life
Equip schoolchildren in Malawi with the pens, paper, and backpacks they need to dream big.
Our mission is to repurpose surplus UK educational resources into vital learning tools, empowering Malawian students with the resources they need to build brighter futures.
How It Works
UK businesses and communities gather surplus or obsolete educational resources- everything from pens and pencils to exercise books and backpacks.
You Give Stuff
We Ship It
We sort, package, and ship these donations directly to partner schools across Malawi, cutting waste and maximizing impact.
Students Thrive
Armed with the tools to learn, pupils attend class ready to write new chapters in their education - and their lives.
Why Pepala?
Educational Equity
Every child deserves basic school supplies. You help bridge the gap.
Sustainability
We keep useful goods out of landfill and in the hands of learners.
Local Empowerment
We partner with Malawian schools to ensure resources match real needs.
Transparency & Trust
We’re a UK-registered CIC - your donations go exactly where they’re meant to.
Our Impact
Here’s what we have managed to accomplish so far…
30,000+
pens and pencils delivered
5,300+
backpacks & totes delivered
10,000+
books in classrooms
Our Headline Sponsor
Moosa Duke Solicitors are specialist medical negligence experts dedicated to securing justice for individuals affected by medical errors. Their team combines deep legal expertise with compassionate, client‑centred support, ensuring people feel heard, guided, and empowered during some of the most challenging moments of their lives.
We are deeply appreciative of their generous headline sponsorship, which is enabling Pepala to expand its impact and extend vital educational opportunities to even more children in Malawi. Their commitment to justice and community uplift makes them an invaluable partner in our mission.
Our Partners
Our partners are the beating heart of Pepala. They allow us to deliver our work with passion and integrity.
Our surplus donors