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Sn Name of Organisation Postal District New Tpin Date of Approval 1 11Th Hour Ministries P.O SN NAME OF ORGANISATION POSTAL DISTRICT NEW TPIN DATE OF APPROVAL 1 11TH HOUR MINISTRIES P.O. BOX 51114 LUSAKA 1002002461 15-May-13 2 ABATAKA WOMEN ARTISANS ASSOCIATION OF ZAMBIA BOX 30650 LUSAKA 1002006172 10-Jan-10 3 ABBA'S HEART MINISTRIES LIMITED P.O. BOX, PLOT 106 THORITE KITWE 1002109634 01-Nov-13 4 ABU-HURAIRAH ISLAMIC CENTRE LIMITED BOX 37412 LUSAKA 1002157630 1-Sept-12. 5 ACCHEI LIMITED BOX FW 318 LUSAKA 1001970109 28-Jan-10 6 ACTION AFRICA HELP ZAMBIA POST NET # 303, P/BAG E891, KABULONGA LUSAKA 1002327701 01-Dec-14 7 ACTION FOR CHILDREN IN ZAMBIA P.O. BOX 31416 LUSAKA 1002487392 01-Apr-14 8 ACTION ZAMBIA MINISTRIES LIMITED P/BAG 230X RW, LUSAKA 1001641904 21-Dec-04 9 ACTS TABERNACLE MINISTRIES BOX 39394 LUSAKA 1002033815 1-Dec-11 10 ACTS OF THE HOLY GHOST MINISTRIES BOX 37592 LUSAKA 1002084811 1-Dec-11 11 ADARP FREEDOM CENTRES LTD BOX 72219 NDOLA 1001798561 1-Jun-06 12 AFRICA CALL ORGANISATION P.O. BOX 38772 LUSAKA 1002337553 01-Jun-13 13 AFRICA CONTINENT MISSION (ZAMBIA) ROMA TOWNSHIP LUSAKA 1002344191 15-Oct-09 14 AFRICA HOPE ZAMBIA BOX 277, PBE891 LUSAKA 1002336065 1-Apr-07 15 AFRICA HUMANITARIAN ACTION (AHA) P.B.E891 LUSAKA 1001845528 1-Feb-00 16 AFRICA MUSLIMS AGENCY P/B E694 LUSAKA 1002333079 1-Apr-89 17 AFRICA NOW ZAMBIA BOX 20521 LUSAKA 1001847551 1-Jan-07 18 AFRICA RURAL MISSION BOX CA123, MAKENI LUSAKA 1002331795 1-Jan-06 19 AFRICAN CONTINENT MISSION (Z) ROMA TOWNSHIP LUSAKA 1002344191 10-Jan-09 20 AFRICAN LION AND ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH TRUST REGISTERED BOX 33066 LUSAKA 1002344122 1-Sep-09 21 AFRICAN VISION OF HOPE ZAMBIA LIMITED BOX FW 148 LUSAKA 1001988070 1-Mar-10 22 AFRICAN BUSH CAMP FOUNDATION PLOT NO. 1134 THORN TREE CAMP KAZUNGULA 1018881531 14-Oct-19 23 AFRICAN LION & ENV. RESEARCH TRUST REGISTERED TRUSTEES BOX 60482 LIVINGSTONE 1002344122 15-Oct-09 24 AFRICAN NETWORK FOR THE PREVENTION AGAINST CHILD ABUSE & NEGLECT BOX 30118 LUSAKA 1002338488 1-May-10 25 AFRICAN REVIVAL DEVELOPMENT LIMITED P.O. BOX 620028 KALOMO 1001839028 20-Sep-18 26 AGAPE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION BOX 530035 LUNDAZI 1002351050 1-Feb-12 27 AGAPE IN AFRICA INTERNATIONAL MINISTRIES BOX 40533 MUFULIRA 1001793324 1-Apr-05 28 AIDS HEALTHCARE FOUNDATION BOX 35139 LUSAKA 1001801602 1-Apr-07 29 ALBINO FOUNDATION OF ZAMBIA BOX 31050 LUSAKA 1002349538 1-Jul-11 30 ALCHEMY WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP ZAMBIA BOX 50107 LUSAKA 1002159173 31 ALL GOD'S CHILDREN ZAMBIA P.O. BOX 40265 MUFULIRA 1004684663 20-Sep-18 32 ALL KIDS CAN LEARN ZAMBIA BOX 4 CHISAMBA 1002339144 7-Jun-11 33 ALLIANCE FOR NUTRITION AND RECONSTRUCTION BOX 630075 CHOMA 1002345016 1-Apr-10 34 ALLINCE FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT PLOT NO. 16 INGWE ROAD LUSAKA 1001927864 4-Jan-10 35 AMBASSADOR'S ROYAL ASSEMBLY MINISTRIES H/# 22, 7TH STREET, MINDOLO MISESHI KITWE 1002164506 15-May-13 36 AMERICAN INSTITUTES FOR RESEARCH (ZAMBIA) LIMITED BOX 32587 LUSAKA 1002339472 1-Oct-10 37 AMOS YOUTH CENTRE BOX 360002 KAFUE 1002339717 1-Jul-11 38 ANCHOR INSTITUTE - CHIBOMBO DISTRICT BOX 38587 LUSAKA 1002340380 1-Mar-11 39 ANGMISH CHILD CARE FOUNDATION PLOT NO. 131 KITWE 1012167108 20-Sep-18 40 ARCHDIOCESE OF LUSAKA BOX 32754 LUSAKA 1002387330 12-Dec-94 41 ARCHDIOCESE OF LUSAKA (ST AMBROSE) BOX 32754 LUSAKA 1002327946 12-Dec-94 42 ARISE AFRICA ZAMBIA LIMITED PLOT # 9812/67/18 DEBBIE E MAKINKA RD LUSAKA 1002136407 5-Jan-16 43 ARK OF THE CONVENENT MINISTRIES BOX 81555 KABWE 1002335140 1-Jun-11 44 ARTHUR WINA MEMORIAL FOUNDATION P.O. BOX 30531 LUSAKA 1018681925 20-Jun-19 45 ASSOCIATION FOR AID AND RELIEF, JAPAN P.O BOX 34170 LUSAKA 1003017050 01-Jun-15 46 ASSOCIATION OF BUILDING AND CIVIL ENGINEERING CONTRACTORS PLOT 4974 KABELENGA RD LUSAKA 1001633854 1-Sep-09 47 ASSOCIATION OF CISEP USERS (ACU) BOX 51247 LUSAKA 1002331474 1-Jul-04 48 ASSOCIATION OF VOLUNTEER MISSIONARIES LIMITED BOX 510758 CHIPATA 1002099461 1-Jul-12. 49 AUTOMOTIVE FUTSAL ACADEMY LIMITED PO Box :31759 LUSAKA 1004248843 05-Jun-18 50 BAKASHANA BASAMBILILE P. O BOX 410356 KASAMA 1003324671 27.12.2016 51 BALM OF GILEAD MINISTRIES BOX 34732 LUSAKA 1002340694 20-Oct-08 52 BALM OF HOPE LIMITED P.O.BOX 32106 LUSAKA 1016891847 07-Oct-19 53 BANGWEULU WETLANDS MANAGEMENT BOARD LIMITED PLOT 20434 NANGWENYA RD MASS MEDIA LUSAKA 1001964531 01/09/2017 54 BAPTIST FELLOSHIP OF ZAMBIA BOX 320196 LUSAKA 1001816956 1-Oct-10 55 BAPTIST MISSION OF ZAMBIA BOX 31928 LUSAKA 1002327787 1-Apr-66 56 BBC MEDIA ACTION PLOT NO. 17 RHODES PARK LUSAKA 1002350170 07-Oct-19 57 BELEIVERS IN CHRIST CHURCH - KANYAMA WEST PLOT NO. 196/007 CH KANYAMA OFF MUMBWALUSAKA RD 1005409536 15-Jan-18 58 BELIEVERS IN CHRIST CHURCH-KANYAMA WEST PLOT NO. 196/007 CH KANYAMA OFF MUMBWALUSAKA RD 1005409536 23-Jan-18 59 BETHANY FAMILY CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES BOX 243 LUSAKA 1002038627 10-Dec-11 60 BETHEL CHURCH INTERNATIONAL - MAPALO BRANCH P.O. BOX 73697 NDOLA 1004212014 20-Sep-18 61 BETHESDA ZAMBIA P.O. BOX 20113 KITWE 1002222230 01-Dec-13 62 BEYOND OURSELVES ZAMBIA LIMITED P.O BOX 79045 NDOLA 1003127578 4-Jan-16 63 BIOCARBON PARTNERS TRUST LIMITED HOUSE 6, TUKULUHO ROAD LUSAKA 1002234146 10-Jul-18 64 BLESS TO BLESS ASSOCIATION BOX CBU 60 KITWE 1001969657 1-Jan-11 65 BLESSED TO BLESS ASSOCIATION P.O. BOX 11129 CHINGOLA 1001969657 10-Jul-18 66 BOCHANWASI SHRI AKSHAR PURUSHOTTAM SWAMINARAYAN SANSTHA BOX 36629 LUSAKA 1002346811 1-May-10 67 BOUWEN MET BOUMA'S (BMB KAOMA - ZAMBIA) BOX 940065 KAOMA 1002352486 1-April-12. 68 BOY EMPOWERMENT INTERNATIONAL P.O. BOX 35829 LUSAKA 1002352938 03-Jun-13 69 BREAD OF HEAVEN CHILDREN'S MINISTRIES LIMITED BARLASTONE PARK LUSAKA 1002006717 1-Jul-11 70 BREAD OF LIFE CHURCH INTERNATIONAL- KASAMA P.O BOX 410669 KASAMA 1003125707 21-Aug-17 71 BREATH OF HEAVEN CHILDREN'S MINISTRIES LIMITED PLOT NO. 500-199a BARLASTON LUSAKA 1002006717 07-Oct-19 72 BRIDGE OF HOPE CHILDREN CENTER LIMITED P.O. BOX 30202 LUSAKA 1008563693 20-Sep-18 73 BUILD IT INTERNATIONAL BOX 30539 LUSAKA 1002342724 1-Dec-12. 74 BUSHFIRE MINISTRIES BOX 22340 KITWE 1001978356 1-Jul-12. 75 BUTTERFLY TREE BOX 60240 LIVINGSTONE 1001859926 8-Aug-08 76 BWAFWANO CARE PROVIDERS LIMITED BOX 20596 KITWE 1002104228 20-Sep-12. 77 CALLED, COMMISSIONED AND EMPOWERED MINISTRIES LIMITED BOX 80761 KABWE 1002138254 1-May-12. 78 CAMARA ZAMBIA LIMITED BOX 22596 KITWE 1001953046 1-Jan-10 79 CAMFED ZAMBIA LIMITED BOX 51354 LUSAKA 1001776710 7-Jul-11 80 CANCER ASSOCIATION OF ZAMBIA BOX 1902 LUSAKA 1002344574 19-May-05 81 CAPITAL CHRISTIAN VENTURES LTD BOX 30046 LUSAKA 1001772992 4-Apr-04 82 CAPITAL CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES INTERNATIONAL BOX 30046 LUSAKA 1002328267 1-Mar-00 83 CARE SOLUTIONS (CASO) BOX 72033 NDOLA 1002189060 1-Dec-12. 84 CARITA SENZA CONFINI; CHARITY WITHOUT BOARDERS PLOT NO. 610 FOXDALE, ZAMBEZI ROAD LUSAKA 1004155816 27-Jun-17 85 CATHOLIC DIOCESE OF CHIPATA BOX 510124 CHIPATA 1002328695 1-Apr-66 86 CATHOLIC DIOCESE OF LIVINGSTONE BOX LIVINGSTONE 1002328336 1-Apr-66 87 CATHOLIC DIOCESE OF MANSA BOX 710036 MANSA 1002328702 1-Apr-66 88 CATHOLIC DIOCESE OF MONZE BOX 660195 MONZE 1002328719 21-Jun-68 89 CATHOLIC DIOCESE OF NDOLA BOX NDOLA 1001668346 1-Apr-66 90 CATHOLIC DIOCESE OF SOLWEZI BOX SOLWEZI 1002328726 1-Apr-66 91 CEL.I.M ITALIAN VOLUNTEERS BOX 33834 LUSAKA 1002328436 1-Dec-11 92 CENTRAL ACTION ON HIV/AIDS (CAHA) LUKANGA LUSAKA 1001965007 1-Apr-10 93 CENTRAL GROWERS ASSOCIATION BOX 80891 KABWE 1002335019 1-Dec-01 94 CENTRAL AFRICAN BAPTIST COLLEGE AND SEMINARY LIMITED P.O. BOX 21891 KITWE 1007814884 07-Oct-19 95 CENTRAL AFRICAN FOUNDATION (CAFO) - LUSAKA DISTRICT PLOT 436/17 JACK COMPOUND LUSAKA 1002346828 1-Mar-11 96 CENTRAL BOARD OF HEALTH BOX 32588 LUSAKA 1002328474 1-Jan-00 97 CENTRE CHURCH OF GOD INTERNATIONAL BOX 31664 LUSAKA 1002346628 1-Jan-10 98 CENTRE FOR DEVELOPMENT & COOPERATION (ZAMBIA) BOX 510064 CHIPATA 1001841372 1-Oct-10 99 CENTRE FOR LIVELI HOOD ENVIRONMENT AND WATERSHED MANAGEMENT BOX 31O30 LUSAKA 1002110469 1-Feb-12 100 CENTRE CHURCH OF GOD INTERNATIONAL BOX 31664 LUSAKA 1002346628 28-Jan-10 101 CENTRE FOR ENERGY, ENVIRONMENT AND ENGINEERING ZAMBIA LTD P/BAG E721 LUSAKA 1001770838 1-Jan-05 102 CENTRO ORIENTANENTO EDUCATIVO BOX 34223 LUSAKA 1002340311 1-Apr-91 103 CHAMPIONS ROYAL ASSEMBLY PLOT NO. 529 LUSAKA 1016700367 26-Nov-18 104 CHARITY CENTRE FOR CHILDREN & YOUTH DEVELOPMENT BOX 110001 SOLWEZI 1002013970 1-Jul-11 105 CHARITY BEGINS AT HOME ORGANISATION P.O. BOX 91 MFUWE 1002350256 18/07/2016 106 CHELSTON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH P.O. BOX 3103457 LUSAKA 1002359704 01-Apr-14 107 CHESHIRE HOMES SOCIETY OF ZAMBIA P.O. BOX 320059 LUSAKA 1001662298 01-Apr-83 108 CHESHIRE HOMES SOCIETY OF ZAMBIA - MONGU BRANCH P.O. BOX 910417 MONGU 1012636626 07-Oct-19 109 CHIBOLYA EDUCATION AND HEALTH ORGANISATION BOX 469 MAZABUKA 1002347087 1-Jul-10 110 CHIBOZU COMMUNITY TRUST LIMITED KABENDEKELA HOUSE LUSAKA 1002131878 28-Sep-18 111 CHIFUNDO DISABLED CLUB PLOT # 382/22, DESAI COMPOUND LUSAKA 1002436068 01-Apr-14 112 CHIKANTA COMMUNITY SCHOOLS DEVELOPMENT PROJECT P.O BOX 630850 CHOMA 1003776515 02-Mar-17 113 CHIKASIKA CHILD CARE INSTITUTION PLOT 2040, CHIFUNDO ROAD, CHILENJE LUSAKA 1002436990 01-Apr-14 114 CHIKUMBUSO WOMENS' AND ORPHANS' PROJECT 01/BP/04, NGOMBE LUSAKA 1002350791 15-May-13 115 CHILD AID FOUNDATION P.O. BOX 22647 KITWE 1002204207 03-Jun-13 116 CHILD AID FOUNDATION BOX 22647 KITWE 1002204207 01-May-13 117 CHILD CARE ADOPTION SOCIETY OF ZAMBIA BOX 50245 LUSAKA 1002328312 21-Jun-67 118 CHILD HOPE PROJECT BOX 39481 LUSAKA 1002335119 5-Apr-02 119 CHILDREN IN NEED NETWORK BOX 30118 LUSAKA 1001804995 1-Jul-11 120 CHILDREN IN CRISIS BOX 32599 LUSAKA 1001783127 4-Mar-05 121 CHILDREN INTERNATIONAL ZAMBIA BOX 33211 LUSAKA 1001667390 1-Apr-04 122 CHILENJE TRADES TRAINING SCHOOL TRUST P/BAG 3670X RW, LUSAKA 1002333438 1-Oct-01 123 CHIMFUNSHI WILDLIFE ORPHANAGE TRUST BOX 11190 CHINGOLA 1002328374 1-Jan-00 124 CHINGOLA DISTRICT FARMERS ASSOCIATION BOX 10946 CHINGOLA 1002339458 18-Apr-08 125 CHIPARAMBA TRUST ORGANISATION PLOT NO.
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