Our mission is to help improve lives and contribute to overcoming community decline in underserved areas locally, nationally and globally. We do this by empowering students and unemployed youth with opportunities for skills training and to generate income for themselves in the communities they grew up in. The end goal of our mission is to create wealth in those communities and for those individuals to gain disposable income to be able to purchase products and services in the neighborhood and to pay taxes to local government. By these actions, we are able to add to empowering disadvantaged individuals to contribute to the economic growth of their communities.
Specifically, we plan on fulfilling our mission by:

• Equipping underprivileged schools with new teaching tools and disadvantaged universities with research capabilities.
• Modernizing economically distressed and underserved communities with workforce training to seek new job opportunities.
• Building micro infrastructure to support income generation and wealth creation. Our micro infrastructure support includes micro homes and micro industrial estates supported by auxiliary services such as alternative clean water supply, low cost high speed broadband internet, micro power, micro health, micro loan facilities, product quality testing and market place for micro businesses.

Besides tax deduction benefits, in exchange for donations, our donors will have: 

• • Recognition in our annual reports
  • Naming opportunities such as naming projects after major donors and listing major donors as sponsors of major events or projects
  • Obtain regular project updates
  • The opportunity to have names and logos of donors and sponsors on our websites, brochures and flyers.

Our goals for this year are:

1. Raise brand awareness
2. Stabilize and advance the non-profit organization
3. Develop multiple channels of repeatable donor support
4. Develop and test pilot projects in Georgia and learn lessons for scaling to other states in the USA.
5. Develop and test pilot projects in Ghana and learn from them to expand to other African and the Caribbean countries

Some of our specific objectives for this year include:

1. Support STEM education in the USA
2. Support COVID-19 testing, tracing and prevention in the USA
3. Support COVID-19 testing, tracing and prevention in Ghana
4. Support clean water supply to Native Americans in the USA
5. Support early malaria detection in Ghana
6. Undertake pilot high speed wireless broadband internet access project for rural communities in the USA.
7. Provide pilot high speed wireless broadband internet access project for underserved communities in Ghana.

Through promotion and advertising, we expect authorized contact persons of our target beneficiaries in need to complete “Become a Beneficiary” online form on our website. Upon receipt, an officer of our non-profit organization shall review the request and commence formal engagement with the authorized contact person of a credible community. Once, needs are properly clarified and target groups are validated, a formal letter of interest will be required from the group. Thereafter, application will be provided for completion. Upon submission of the application by the authorized representative, a selection and evaluation committee shall review the applications and submit recommendations to the board of directors for decision making. Approved decisions shall be communicated to the beneficiaries, but declined decisions will not be communicated due to the numerous applications. The applications are received all year round, and reviewed on first come first serve basis, but approval decisions are made four (4) times in a year, and they are January, March, June, and September.