All For Africa - Plant the Seeds of Sustainability!

Through the Palm Out Poverty Campaign, one million trees will be planted on African soil.

One million trees will create approximately 650 million in revenues for beneficiaries in Africa.

All for Africa is creating a mechanism based on African soil, resources and labor that will produce 30 years worth - an entire generation worth of sustained impact on the local level. - President Bill Clinton

Palm Out Poverty is ground breaking in its simplicity and ground breaking in its sustainability. - Jeff Johnson, BET sus-tain-able: (adjective) able to be maintained

HELP AFRICA - join us in planting seeds of sustainability.

Every palm trust will generate close to $750,000 for each beneficiary over the next 30 years.

All for Africa is empowering the many good people in Africa to shape their own destines. - President Bill Clinton

The mission of All For Africa, a 501-(c)(3) non-profit organization, is to help secure the long-term sustainability of important community level initiatives in health, education, clean water, micro-financing, community development and skills training on the continent of Africa.

ALL FOR AFRICA HIGHLIGHTS: FORTUNE MAGAZINE FEATURE MARCH 2010

Letter from Founder

Letter from the founder

Thank you All For Africa supporters for wonderful 2009. With your support we are making a great strides with our Palm Out Poverty Campaign. Here is an update on the progress if our oil palm trees. In 2008 All for Africa planted the first oil palm seeds in Ghana, West Africa. These seeds represented the first crops in All for Africa’s campaign to plant one million oil palm... Read More

Posted by Paula Naggaga on December 9, 2009

Beneficiaries Updates

Foundation Stone Laid For Georges Malaik

“I traveled to the Congo with All For Africa grantee Noella Coursaris Musunka and Khaliah Ali, daughter of Muhammad, to attend the ceremony where the first stone for...

News from the Continent

News from the continent

1.HEALTH HIV infections and deaths fall as drugs have impact Greater access to anti-retroviral drugs has helped cut the death toll from HIV by more than 10% over the past five years, latest figures show. READ MORE LESOTHO: Mountain clinics bring...

Upcoming Events

International POP Week

In lieu of our Annual Knock Out Poverty event the team here at All for Africa has decided to create International Palm Out Poverty Week to take place September 2009 from the 21st to the 26th.

Your Voice

Question of the Month: October/November

We want to hear what you have to say! Please share your answers on our new Blog section created by and for our supporters! (Keep postings to 800 words or less). We look forward to hearing from you!

Through the Palm Out Poverty Campaign, one million trees will be planted on African soil.

One million trees will create approximately 650 million in revenues for beneficiaries in Africa.

All for Africa is creating a mechanism based on African soil, resources and labor that will produce 30 years worth - an entire generation worth of sustained impact on the local level. - President Bill Clinton

Palm Out Poverty is ground breaking in its simplicity and ground breaking in its sustainability. - Jeff Johnson, BET sus-tain-able: (adjective) able to be maintained

HELP AFRICA - join us in planting seeds of sustainability.

Every palm trust will generate close to $750,000 for each beneficiary over the next 30 years.

All for Africa is empowering the many good people in Africa to shape their own destines. - President Bill Clinton

The mission of All For Africa, a 501-(c)(3) non-profit organization, is to help secure the long-term sustainability of important community level initiatives in health, education, clean water, micro-financing, community development and skills training on the continent of Africa.

ALL FOR AFRICA HIGHLIGHTS: FORTUNE MAGAZINE FEATURE MARCH 2010

Letter from Founder

Letter from the founder

Beneficiaries Updates

Foundation Stone Laid For Georges Malaik

News from the Continent

News from the continent

Upcoming Events

International POP Week

Your Voice

Question of the Month: October/November

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