Scholarship Fund
We remove financial barriers to help our community thrive. From sponsoring our first student’s HBCU tour to providing mental health conference access for students and our housing-insecure neighbors, we invest in the foundation of our community. As we grow, our goal is to award traditional academic scholarships that move our neighbors from survival to leadership.
2025 Community Service Project
Recipient: Sabronum Senior High Technical School Location: Sabronum Traditional Area, Kumasi, Ghana Partner: Chief Sanaahene Charles Amponsah The Need Sabronum SHS currently operates as a day school. Many students—especially girls aged 15-18—must either endure long, exhausting commutes or rent unsafe, unsupervised housing in the local community just to attend classes. The Solution To provide a safe, supervised learning environment, the school is transitioning to a full Boarding School. The immediate priority is constructing an on-campus girls' hostel. How We Are Helping Phase 1 (Current Focus): Collecting monetary donations to directly fund the construction of the girls' hostel. Phase 2 (Future Focus): Once construction is complete, we will collect dormitory essentials, including beds, sanitary pads, food, and learning materials.
We believe there is power in a name. Our modified cultural naming ceremonies are a bridge to the past, designed to heal and empower. By selecting African names that align with one's spirit and character, we publicly affirm who we are and where we come from. A beautiful, non-religious ceremony of honor, respect, and cultural pride.
We believe there is power in a name. Our modified cultural naming ceremonies are a bridge to the past, designed to heal and empower. By selecting African names that align with one's spirit and character, we publicly affirm who we are and where we come from. A beautiful, non-religious ceremony of honor, respect, and cultural pride.