We aim to address the financial barriers that prevent children from attending school across Africa. When families cannot afford school fees of $20 or basic supplies like uniforms and textbooks, children leave classrooms despite their academic potential
The Project 100 Story
A 12-year-old girl in a small village in Ghana excels at mathematics, but cannot return to school because her parents cannot afford textbooks and a simple school uniform. A teenage boy in Nigeria dreams of becoming an engineer, yet his education ends because of unpaid fees of just ₦15,000 (less than $20). These stories repeat themselves across Africa daily. Among the Top100 Africa Future Leaders network, we recognized that we had the power to rewrite these stories. Project100 Scholarship emerged from a simple belief: leadership means action, not titles or awards. For the first time, we are crowd-sourcing from within. Each awardee contributes not from abundance, but from understanding that impact multiplies when shared.
Our Mission
To break down financial barriers keeping children out of classrooms across Africa by pooling resources and creating transparent, accountable scholarship support.
We want future where every African child has access to quality education, regardless of their family's economic circumstances.
Our Core Values
Your contribution directly funds school fees, uniforms, books, and supplies for children who need support to stay in school.
Transparency
Every contribution is tracked, every impact is measured
Collective Action
Small contributions create big change when combined
African Leadership
This initiative is led by Africans for the future of Africans
Accountability
Full documentation and reporting to all contributors
How Project100 Works
Your contribution directly funds school fees, uniforms, books, and supplies for children who need support to stay in school.
1
Community Contribution
Contributors from across Africa and beyond pool resources through transparent channels.
2
Careful Selection
Applications are received from families, schools, and community leaders. Priority goes to children at risk of dropping out due to financial hardship.
3
Direct Support
Funds go directly to education expenses: school fees, uniforms, books, and learning materials.
4
Transparent Tracking
Every supported student is documented. Regular updates shared with contributors, including photos, reports, and testimonies.
