$50. One organization. One year online.
That's the whole model. Organizations pay nothing — funders, sponsors, and Birthright underwrite the cost.
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 status is captured during application, not treated as an upfront barrier. Registered nonprofits, organizations with registration underway, and informal or community-led groups can all apply — DearAfrica determines which organizations qualify during review.
Discover organizations doing useful work across Africa.
As organizations launch, they join a public, searchable network — easier for supporters, funders, and communities to find.
We build from demonstrated need.
Once organizations are online, we learn what would help them do more — from funding and fundraising to payments, communications, AI, planning, and commerce. Those needs shape what DearAfrica builds next.
Fund digital access.
$50 gives one nonprofit or social enterprise a professional website for one year. Larger amounts are simply multiples of that same unit.
Fund the organizations you care about.
Sponsor access by issue — maternal health, youth, education, arts & culture, economic opportunity, community care — by geography, by a defined cohort, or by bringing a network you already support for DearAfrica to equip.
Why $50 covers a professional website.
DearAfrica uses standardized intake, reusable production systems, modern design tools, AI-assisted workflows, and shared infrastructure — including MMAADD Studio's production capability — to dramatically reduce the cost of getting organizations professionally online. $50 is the sponsorship cost this shared system makes possible, not a claim about commercial market value.
Every application teaches us what to build next.
DearAfrica is an initiative of The Birthright Project.
The Birthright Project is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit using emerging technology as a catalyst for good in under-resourced communities across Africa and the Americas.