Stay visible — to the communities you serve, and the world that supports you.
A website, brand packet, and AI-powered support for a year — your social enterprise focuses on doing more good; Birthright Project sponsors cover the cost.
A glimpse of what’s possible.
Every DearAfrica site is powered by the creative energy of the MMAADD Institute.
Your website can include.
Apply, get reviewed, get a website.
Apply
Tell us about your organization and what you need.
Review
DearAfrica reviews the organization and submitted information.
Build
We turn your information, images, programs, and identity into a professional website.
Launch
You review the site and, once approved, it goes live.
Built for organizations doing useful work.
Registered, registering, or informal — tell us at intake.
Registration can be complete, in progress, or informal. Tell us at intake; we review every application.
We build from demonstrated need.
We learn what organizations need next — then build for funding, payments, communication, planning, and commerce.
give your work a name people can remember.
Every organization receives a free DearAfrica page. If you want a domain of your own, you can search and buy it here.
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give the gift of access. sponsor a website.
access begins with being seen — online. gift professional websites to social enterprises and nonprofits across africa and americas.
$49 per website — design, hosting, and maintenance, AI powered. for one year.
total: $49
secure checkout by stripe. 501c3 nonprofit initiative. donations may be tax deductible as permitted by US law.
Fund the organizations you care about.
Fund by issue, geography, cohort, or the network you already support.
Why $50 covers a professional website.
Shared production systems and AI-assisted workflows make a professional site possible for $50.
Every application teaches us what to build next.
DearAfrica is an initiative of The Birthright Project.
A Birthright Project initiative advancing digital access across Africa and the Americas.