Grants
We fund grassroots initiatives aligned to our mission and committed to measurable outcomes. Our grants combine financial support with hands-on coaching to maximize impact.
How our grants work
Open calls
We announce focus areas and application windows throughout the year. Calls are published on our website, social channels, and through community partners.
Co-design review
Shortlisted teams work with our staff to define deliverables, timelines, and success metrics. This collaborative approach ensures realistic and impactful outcomes.
Funding and support
Selected projects receive funding along with coaching, tools, peer learning, and access to our network of partners and technical experts.
Reporting and learning
Grantees share progress reports and participate in learning sessions. Insights from every project are documented and shared to strengthen future programs.
Current focus areas
Digital literacy
Programs that build foundational digital skills in underserved communities.
Agricultural technology
Tools and training that improve crop yields, market access, and climate resilience for smallholder farmers.
Youth employment
Initiatives that connect young people with job-ready skills and economic opportunities through technology.
Community data systems
Projects that help local organizations collect, manage, and use data to improve services and decision-making.
Who can apply
- Community-based organizations, cooperatives, and grassroots groups in Ghana and West Africa
- Nonprofits and social enterprises with a clear community mandate
- Projects focused on digital inclusion, agriculture, education, or social services
- Teams willing to participate in co-design and knowledge-sharing activities
Frequently asked questions
How much funding is available per grant?
Grant amounts vary based on project scope, typically ranging from $1,000 to $10,000 for community-level initiatives. Larger partnerships may be considered on a case-by-case basis.
How long is the grant period?
Most grants run for 6 to 12 months. Extensions may be considered if the project demonstrates strong progress and a clear path to completion.
Do I need to be a registered organization to apply?
We accept applications from both registered organizations and informal community groups. Informal groups may be asked to partner with a registered entity for fund management.
Can I apply for more than one grant cycle?
Yes. Previous grantees in good standing are welcome to apply for subsequent funding rounds with new or expanded project proposals.
Contact us
Have questions, ideas, or want to collaborate? We would love to hear from you. Reach out by phone, email, or fill out the form below.