£107,400 deployed into projects we care about

Diasporans pooling capital to fund local-led projects across Africa.

Isatu improved her tie-dying business with a loan from Kwanda.
🇸🇱 Sierra Leone
Isatu improved her tie-dying business with a loan from Kwanda.
We built two self-sustaining Moringa processing plants in Kenya
🇰🇪 Kenya
We built two self-sustaining Moringa processing plants in Kenya
Monthly income
£2,880 / mo
We donated £4,000 to support flooding recovery efforts in Jamaica
🇯🇲 Jamaica
We donated £4,000 to support flooding recovery efforts in Jamaica
We secured 200 scholarships for female design students in Africa
🇳🇬 Nigeria
We secured 200 scholarships for female design students in Africa
Cash at hand
£2,438
We built 3 locally maintained clean water wells in Tanzania.
🇹🇿 Tanzania
We built 3 locally maintained clean water wells in Tanzania.
Alfina used her loan from Kwanda to support her food business in Sierra Leone.
🇸🇱 Sierra Leone
Alfina used her loan from Kwanda to support her food business in Sierra Leone.
Monthly running cost
£460 / mo
Peninah's compensation from us allowed her to send her daughter to university.
🇰🇪 Kenya
Peninah's compensation from us allowed her to send her daughter to university.
170 families eat from our sustainable agriculture investments in Rwanda.
🇷🇼 Rwanda
170 families eat from our sustainable agriculture investments in Rwanda.
Capital deployed
£107,400
We donated £5,000 to support peaceful protests against police brutality in Nigeria
🇳🇬 Nigeria
We donated £5,000 to support peaceful protests against police brutality in Nigeria
We provided sustainable menstrual products for 230 girls in Kenya
🇰🇪 Kenya
We provided sustainable menstrual products for 230 girls in Kenya
Direct beneficiaries
7189 Est
Isatu improved her tie-dying business with a loan from Kwanda.
🇸🇱 Sierra Leone
Isatu improved her tie-dying business with a loan from Kwanda.
We built two self-sustaining Moringa processing plants in Kenya
🇰🇪 Kenya
We built two self-sustaining Moringa processing plants in Kenya
Monthly income
£2,880 / mo
We donated £4,000 to support flooding recovery efforts in Jamaica
🇯🇲 Jamaica
We donated £4,000 to support flooding recovery efforts in Jamaica
We secured 200 scholarships for female design students in Africa
🇳🇬 Nigeria
We secured 200 scholarships for female design students in Africa
Cash at hand
£2,438
We built 3 locally maintained clean water wells in Tanzania.
🇹🇿 Tanzania
We built 3 locally maintained clean water wells in Tanzania.
Alfina used her loan from Kwanda to support her food business in Sierra Leone.
🇸🇱 Sierra Leone
Alfina used her loan from Kwanda to support her food business in Sierra Leone.
Monthly running cost
£460 / mo
Peninah's compensation from us allowed her to send her daughter to university.
🇰🇪 Kenya
Peninah's compensation from us allowed her to send her daughter to university.
170 families eat from our sustainable agriculture investments in Rwanda.
🇷🇼 Rwanda
170 families eat from our sustainable agriculture investments in Rwanda.
Capital deployed
£107,400
We donated £5,000 to support peaceful protests against police brutality in Nigeria
🇳🇬 Nigeria
We donated £5,000 to support peaceful protests against police brutality in Nigeria
We provided sustainable menstrual products for 230 girls in Kenya
🇰🇪 Kenya
We provided sustainable menstrual products for 230 girls in Kenya
Direct beneficiaries
7189 Est
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Health education and sustainable menstrual kits for 200 girls in Ghana

🇬🇭 Ghana Education 🪙 £1,500
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Building 20 vertical gardens in Kenya

🇰🇪 Kenya Agriculture 🪙 £1,400
A person in a green uniform is kneeling on the ground, planting a small tree or shrub. The individual is focused on carefully placing the plant into the reddish-brown soil, with a hoe resting beside them. The setting is an outdoor area with grass and various plants, suggesting a garden or green space possibly within a community or school.
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Building two self-sustainable Moringa processing plants in Kenya

🇰🇪 Kenya Agriculture 🪙 £5,000
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