Members

Phinklife Institute is a youth enterprises training and resource Lab that provides entrepreneurship training programs to young people especially those in the Agribusiness, Technology and WASH  sectors in Ghana.

Diaspora: These are friends and individuals living outside Ghana as well as associations not based in Ghana but have interest and commitments in impacting lives and ensuring sustainable development and social justice  in Ghana through philanthropy and social investment,

USAFI is a diaspora community that works by deploying US talent in Africa and in the United States to build institutional capacity and scalable enterprises in higher education, civil society, the NGO sectors to achieve sustainability, and mobilize humanitarian good will addressing persistent and systemic issues.

These are community foundations, Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) and community based-organisation (CBOs) whose missions and strategic activities includes local philanthropy , charity and generosity.

NASBA is an association of NADeF Scholarship Beneficiaries and other Associates supporting youth, women and communities to achieve prosperity and sustainable development through giving. Associates are all graduates who have received scholarships from other companies or Institutions in Ahafo apart from NADeF. The overall goal of NADeF Scholarship Beneficiaries & Associates (NASBA) is to promote “giving back” to support education, girls empowerment,  youth development and job creation in our communities.

These are local community philanthropy, regional and global networks operating or founded in Ghana.

Giving Tuesday Ghana is a member of the Giving Tuesday global generosity movement unleashing the power of people and organizations to transform their communities and the world. Giving Tuesday Ghana is a founding member of Philanthropy Ghana.

The African Youth Philanthropy Network (AYPN) is an ecosystem of African youth philanthropists, impact investors and social entrepreneurs that is dedicated to supporting youth-led developmental initiatives in the continent, setting the agenda for youth philanthropy and development in the continent. AYPN is a member of Philanthropy Ghana as AYPN-Ghana.

NEXUS Ghana was launched in Ghana in 2014 as the local chapter of the NEXUS Global. NEXUS is a global community founded to bridge communities of wealth and social entrepreneurship. With over 6000 Members from 70 countries, we work to unite young investors, social entrepreneurs, philanthropists, and allies to catalyze new leadership and accelerate needed political, societal, indigenous, financial, environmental, and equal justice solutions. NEXUS Ghana is a founding member of Philanthropy Ghana.

Women in Philanthropy (WiP) Ghana is a women-led network comprising passionate people and organizations active in philanthropy and social entrepreneurship in Ghana and the diaspora. WiP- Ghana focuses on bringing together women in the sector to connect, learn, collaborate, inspire, and empower other women to increase impact in their communities. The mission of WiP-Ghana is to create a community of empowered women in philanthropy and social entrepreneurship, who work together to increase the impact of women-led organizations and improve the lives of women in Ghana.

GADeF Ghana Alliance is a member of the GADeF International global community. GADeF  International is a youth philanthropy and grassroots community philanthropy support organization (with a global community and country level Foundation) that focuses on promoting philanthropy and youth-led development in communities across the developing world. Initially established in Ghana in August of 2008, GADeF International was envisioned to unleash the potentials of the youths in peri-urban and rural communities through philanthropy and social entrepreneurship initiatives to create sustainable transformation.

Philanthropy Ghana includes Professional and Fundraising Consultants that support the philanthropy and social investment activities in Ghana.

PFCs- There are 12 professionals and fundraising consultants in Philanthropy Ghana