Sponsor a project – invest in African-led initiatives in Sierra Leone

sponsor banner

First we want to thank everyone who supported the Africa's Future in African Hands Tour (AFIAH). The tour traveled to nine cities in the U.S. and generated $12,542 towards our goal of $25,000.

Your support establishes a foundation for these types of African-led initiatives to flourish in Sierra Leone, providing inspiration to Africans everywhere.

During the tour we were asked about the possibility of sponsoring specific projects. At the time, our site wasn't set up to do this but now we are excited to announce our new Sponsor A Project page.

We have identified each project by area of focus (agriculture, fishing, health and education) giving you a choice of where you would like your money to go.

We hope that providing a clear opportunity for you or your organization to sponsor a particular project will help us reach the goal that we initially set for the tour.

And we also hope that it will help us meet our July 30 goal of $5,000 which is needed to address the immediate needs of our nursing, vocational and nursery schools.

Here are some examples of what your money will be going toward

sponsor costs
medicines


Can't commit to sponsorship? Make a one-time donation.

 

Watch our Promo


vidstill
AAPDEP is a membership organization. Find out how you can join.

Author

spot_img
- Advertisement -spot_img

Support African Working Class Media!

More articles from this author

Project Black Ankh sponsors life saving CPR training for the African community

Project Black Ankh is committed to teaching life-saving skills to underserved communities—our communities—where there is distress and difficulty in finding appropriate first responders arriving...

AAPDEP’s First Ever Facebook Town Hall is a Success!

On December 16, 2015, the All African People's Development and Empowerment Project (AAPDEP) held a Facebook Town Hall entitled "What does sustainable development in Africa look like"

AAPDEP Continues to build Ebola response in Sierra Leone with Project Black Ankh

"Similar to Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans and the 2010 earthquake in Haiti, the West African Ebola epidemic highlights the vulnerable position Africans are in."

Similar articles

The African People’s Socialist Party calls for unity with Russia’s defensive war in Ukraine against the world colonial powers

On March 17, 2022, the African People's Socialist Party conducted a press conference featuring Chairman Omali Yeshitela, who put forward the official position of...

Fresh La Vwadezil’s ‘Mande Yo Pou Mwen’ justly criticizes oppressive powers for Haiti’s mass displacement

    HAITI—On March 17, 2021, singer-songwriter Fresh La—whose birth name is Donald Joseph and who is the lead singer of his band called “Vwadezil”—released a...

Cops Assassinate African Youth in Broad Daylight

The day after St. Petersburg police brutally executed Dominique, the African People’s Socialist Party (APSP), defenders of the African working class, called a news conference led by Director of Agitation and Propaganda (AgitProp) Akilé Anai.

spot_img