All for Africa takes a collaborative approach to poverty reduction by working with the private sector to foster projects that generate economic and social benefits in the communities in which they are located. Programs focus on agriculture, clean water, community health, education, energy, environmental impact, micro-financing and skills training/livelihood creation. In addition, All for Africa promotes collaborative conversation and education amongst all stakeholders including private sector, NGOs and civic organizations.
Open Letter of Bruce Wrobel, CEO of Herakles Farms in Response to the Report Issued September 2012 by the Oakland Institute titled “Understanding Land Investment Deals in Africa” with the subheading “…The Deceit of Herakles Farms in Cameroon”
Although I call this an “open letter,” I would like to especially address it to the younger generation of volu nteers supporting the wonderful organizations committed to worthy causes (from poverty alleviation and human rights to education and environmental stewardship), to the press covering the issues of human development and/or environmental concerns in Africa (especially those who have reached out to us regarding the referenced report), and finally to the misguided donors, board members and employees of the Oakland Institute.
Read the rest here: Open-Letter-from-Bruce-Wrobel (630kb PDF)
In 2012, All For Africa embarked on expanding its outreach to include funding small renewable energy projects in several villages on the continent of Africa. Please enjoy this brief look into the town of Makali in Sierra Leone. Their story and the solar project that is helping to renew education and provide a sustainable energy [...]
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The 6th grade class at the Mason Intermediate School in Mason, Ohio has held a fundraiser in honor of the Voyages Verts travelers who are on a journey through the continent of Africa. One of the VV travelers called Lee is the Uncle of two young ladies who organized this fundraiser at the school. The fundraiser was a great success with the 6th graders raising $450.00 to help All For Africa to fund the Palm Out Poverty (POP) initiative in Ghana & Cameroon. [...]
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