Donate to Support crowdfrica. At Crowdfrica, we are working hard to connect people and make it easy for anyone to fund access to healthcare and classroom needs for people in Africa. This fund is to support operations, innovations, and expansion at Crowdfrica to help us make more impact.
15 year Ruth Nyarkoh has huge aspirations. She want to transform and impact life by being a nurse. $5 will register her on the national health insurance and allow her to go in for free medical treatment anytime she is sick
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Randy, the founder of Crowdfrica was in his room when his mom came to him asking for GHS 20.00 ($5) to take his brother to get healthcare. He had no money on him and so he was unable to offer any. A week later, his brother died leaving them in shock and distraught. Read full story
Meet individuals seeking healthcare and classroom supplies and donate as low as $5 to make it possible for them.
Funds of fully funded campaigns are transferred to healthcare partners upon treatment confirmation and handle health insurance registration. Likewise, for classroom requests, we purchase requested materials and deliver them directly to the school once fully funded.
We send you solid updates like photos, videos, cost receipts and thank you letters. You will know the impact you have made.
We know that you care about how effectively your donation is being used. That's why we show you how every dollar was spent, how you made a difference, and how grateful the health workers, patients, teachers and students are.
"Crowdfrica is revolutionizing the act of crowdfunding for the African continent. For the first time, funds are being raised by people who come from the same community and have a deep understanding of their needs and processes."
Director of Health Innovation, Impact Hub Accra