Your support. Our action. Shared impact.
Our Partners are the backbone of Start From Ghana Foundation. With their ongoing support, we are able to sustain our projects, launch new initiatives, and bring real help where it's needed most. Every form of support brings us one step closer to a fairer, more equal world.
- ElementyElementy Wear is a fashion brand with a transparent pricing policy, donating 1% of each product's profit to social causes. Start From Ghana is proud to be one of the beneficiaries of their support. They've been with us from the very beginning – this is more than a partnership, it's a long-standing friendship.Online Store
- BalaganThe Balagan brand supports our foundation by focusing on addressing period poverty in Ghana. Thanks to their support, we are able to organize educational workshops and provide young girls with the essential tools they need for their continued development.
Balagan was founded in 2014 by two friends – Agata Matlak-Lutyk and Hanna Ferenc-Hilsden. The brand was born between two cities where the founders and designers of Balagan live – Warsaw and Tel Aviv.Online Store - SielavaSielava is a unique jewelry brand created by friends united by passion, sensitivity, and a desire to do good. Every design is crafted with heart, and the creators' involvement goes far beyond aesthetics – Sielava supports our foundation not only financially, but above all, with genuine dedication and a deep belief in the purpose of working together.Online Store
- Open WingsWe collaborate with the Open Wings Foundation, which uplifts our efforts by funding projects that include: training and workshops for educators in early childhood and primary education, as well as the construction and furnishing of an educational center for children and youth in the village of Duadze, Ghana.Website
- One SeedWe are deeply grateful for the fruitful collaboration with One Seed in delivering the Duafe Sisterhood program to our partner schools. This program empowers young women by creating a safe and open space to discuss essential topics such as menstrual hygiene, mental health, and sexual education.Girls also receive menstrual hygiene kits as part of the program. The cost of hygiene products and the lack of menstrual health education often lead young women to miss school for up to four months.Website
Join the group of companies that are making a real difference. We partner with businesses in both Poland and Ghana – in short-term and long-term cooperation. Your company can make an impact. Help us support education and empower local communities.
Monika Quarcoo
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