Crowdfrica bridging the funding Gap in High Need Communities

Crowdfrica connects public health workers and their patients, public teachers and their students in high-need communities across africa with donors around the world who have the desire to connect and help.

Crowdfrica is a global crowdfunding platform through which anyone anywhere can donate to fund healthcare and classroom supplies for people and public schools in need across Africa.

How do I donate through Mobile Money?

Please select Mpower where you have to choose your preferred payment method and select your mobile money network to donate with. Thank you

Can I donate via a wire transfer?

Yes you can. Please contact us here : [email protected] Thank you

Can I send Cheque or Cash ?

Yes, Please send the cheque to our office or call us +233 (0) 555 941 094
Impact Hub Accra, F393/4, Otswe Street, Osu, Accra- Ghana.
Email: [email protected]

Are you a Health Insurance Company?

Crowdfrica is not a Health Insurance Company. In Ghana we work with the National Health Insurance Authority, where we raise funds for people in high-need communities, for them to be registered under the NHIS and to have the accsess to medical treatment anytime they are sick for free.

How Is Crowdfrica going to be Sustainable ?

We really want to be %100 sustainble by forming corporate partnerships and accepting tips on our platform.

Is my donation tax deductible?

No. We are very new and in the process of getting a 501(c)(3)status which will make your donations tax deductible. For now, we hope you can support a patients or classroom supplies for children in need with as little as $5.

I was in my room and my mom came to me and asked for 20 Ghana cedis ($5 USD), to help take a man she called my brother to the hospital, because his sickness was getting worse and his family could not afford to take him to the hospital.

I told my mother that the man has a wife and sister older than I am so why is she asking me? But I also told the truth that I had no money. She silently left and a week later she came up to me, and told me that the man had died. I was in shock, upset and distraught.

I couldn’t help but think that this could happen to someone in my family, or a family close to me, and so I decided I had to do something about it. The next day, I visited clinics in nearby villages and spoke to the nurses and their patients about the major problems they are facing, and began drafting ideas how I could provide an appropriate solution.

Fund a Campaign

Meet people in need of access to healthcare or find a classroom request that inspires you and donate as low as $5 to make it possible for them.

We Do Our Part

When a campaign is fully funded, we transfer funds to the healthcare partner once treatment is confirmed. For health insurance, we do the registration for the person. When a classroom request is fully funded, we buy all requested materials and send them directly to the school.

Get Solid Updates

We send you solid updates like photos, videos, cost receipt and thank you letters.You will know the impact you have made.

Our Efficiency & Transparency

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, patient, teachers and students are. View documents.

FOUNDING DONORS

iSpace Foundation and Medspace

Donate to our Operatonal Fund to support our work. It will help improve our work and and help us expand our reach to more patients, health workers, teahers and their children 🙂 100% goes to support our operations

Ways To Support

Mobile Money

  • MTN

0555941094

  • BANK

Name: Crowdfrica Organisation
Account Number: 206-108413-140
Swift Code: GTBIGHAC
Bank AddressGuaranty Trust Bank Ghana
25A Castle Road, Ambassadorial Area
Ridge, Accra, Ghana

THE PROBLEMS

Many people throughout Africa do not seek care at formalized healthcare institutions because they simply cannot afford the services or treatment. As such, many will seek alternative healthcare methods in villages with traditional healers, which can have detrimental effects on the patient and delay access to care.

There is a lack of basic life-saving healthcare equipment available in Africa to prevent, diagnose, treat and rehabilitate patients. The World Health Organization estimates that between 50 and 80% of medical equipment is out of service in low-income countries.

School children are not learning because of a lack of instructional materials and supplies in our public school classrooms.

Using their African Learning Barometer tool, the Center for Universal Education at the Brookings Institute estimates 37 million African children are learning so little in school that there is no value add to their education.

NB: Crowdfrica is a registered and Data Protection Compliant entity at the Ghana DPC

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