Corporate philanthropy
A direct charitable commitment to the replenishment, directed to one or more priority areas.
Private sector
Business as a Partner in Africa's Future
Companies participate in the replenishment through charitable commitments, employee engagement, in-kind capability and technology partnership — each documented and recognised on its own terms.
Pathways
Six ways companies participate
Every pathway is reviewed and documented before it appears publicly. Sponsorship confers no influence over grant decisions.
Employee giving
Workplace giving campaigns that channel employee generosity into the replenishment.
Matching gifts
Company matching of employee or public giving, documented and reported as one commitment.
In-kind support
Goods, services, logistics or expertise. Recorded and recognised, but not valued inside the financial goal.
Technology partnership
Platforms, connectivity, data and digital delivery capacity for programme partners.
Conference sponsorship
Support for the conference or MBOMBO Gala Night, held separately from charitable commitments.
Directory
Participating companies
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Global Fund of Africa is an initiative of Global Fund for Assistance Inc., a U.S. tax-exempt 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization (EIN 86-3361537). Tax treatment of a corporate contribution depends on its structure and jurisdiction; sponsorship and in-kind support may not be deductible as charitable gifts. Please consult your own advisers.