Transformed a Small Investment into Global Impact
Ammar Kandil
Egypt
AFRICA’S YOUTH are READY TO LEAD
Africa’s young population is its greatest asset. Many young people across the continent, however, lack the opportunity to reach their full potential.
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Every donation to ALG fuels life-changing opportunities for young people across Africa. From education to entrepreneurship, your support helps unlock the potential of the next generation—advancing inclusive growth and shaping a stronger future for the continent.
Transformed a Small Investment into Global Impact
Egypt
Ammar Kandil
Ammar turned a $500 investment into YES Theory, a digital media brand that encourages over 4.2 million subscribers on YouTube to ‘seek discomfort’ and say ‘yes’ to doing things that take them out of their comfort zones so that they grow and live more fulfilling lives.
Provides world-class education to over 350 students
Algeria
Ali Ramoul
Ali is the co-founder of Ramsys School in Algeria that provides world-class education to over 350 students. Ramsys was the first private school to be established in Constantine, a city of 700,000 people.Microsoft Teams
Turned Spotlight into Impact
Kenya
Maxwell Simba
After staring in the Netflix film, The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind, Maxwell launched his very own production company, Young Blak and Talented Vision Studios (YBTVS). The studio is the product of Maxwell’s desire to create a space to support African creatives on the continent. Maxwell is an undergraduate student at Dartmouth College studying Computer Science.
Reimagined Math Education
South Africa
Morgan Pelsner
Morgan is currently studying Business Administration at Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University. Morgan has recently invented a mathematical board game called Tablo that is aimed at improving education across South Africa. Tablo is currently implemented in Olympia Primary School’s curriculum which is being sponsored by Witherow Trust.
Bridges Continents Through Culture and Song
Zimbabwe
Mpiwa Gwindi
Mpiwa is a multi-talented performing and recording artist, student researcher and marketing enthusiast. Mpiwa is studying Global Affairs & Environmental Studies at Yale-NUS College in Singapore. She is a musical and poetic performer on international stages in Zimbabwe, South Africa, Singapore and the United States and she aims to strengthen African cultures among other world cultures.
Wins with Drone ER Concept
Nigeria
Mary Brenda Akoda
Mary Brenda won first place in the 2021 Nigeria Drone Business Competition for her security-driven idea Drone ER (Emergency Response). The unmanned aerial vehicle will be used in search and rescue missions, specifically as a response to Nigeria’s serious kidnapping problem.
Founded Education Bridge
South Sudan
Ngor Majak
Ngor is the Founder of Education Bridge, which seeks to create flourishing communities through peace-building and holistic education. Education Bridge achieves this mission through its school, Greenbelt Academy, a secondary school that selectively recruits and brings together students from different ethnic communities across South Sudan.
Founded a Nonprofit for Sickle Cell Support
Cameroon
Tchofor Dick Nchang
Nchang is the founder and CEO of the nonprofit Sickle Cell International Foundation, which operates in Cameroon and South Africa, providing broad support for sickle cell patients and their families. He is majoring in quantitative economics at St. Olaf College and plans to complete a double master’s degree in public health and business administration after he graduates.
Provides world-class education to over 350 students
Ali Ramoul
Algeria
Algeria
Ali Ramoul
Ali is the co-founder of Ramsys School in Algeria that provides world-class education to over 350 students. Ramsys was the first private school to be established in Constantine, a city of 700,000 people.Microsoft Teams
Turned Spotlight into Impact
Maxwell Simba
Kenya
Kenya
Maxwell Simba
After staring in the Netflix film, The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind, Maxwell launched his very own production company, Young Blak and Talented Vision Studios (YBTVS). The studio is the product of Maxwell’s desire to create a space to support African creatives on the continent. Maxwell is an undergraduate student at Dartmouth College studying Computer Science.
Reimagined Math Education
Morgan Pelsner
South Africa
South Africa
Morgan Pelsner
Morgan is currently studying Business Administration at Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University. Morgan has recently invented a mathematical board game called Tablo that is aimed at improving education across South Africa. Tablo is currently implemented in Olympia Primary School’s curriculum which is being sponsored by Witherow Trust.
Bridges Continents Through Culture and Song
Mpiwa Gwindi
Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe
Mpiwa Gwindi
Mpiwa is a multi-talented performing and recording artist, student researcher and marketing enthusiast. Mpiwa is studying Global Affairs & Environmental Studies at Yale-NUS College in Singapore. She is a musical and poetic performer on international stages in Zimbabwe, South Africa, Singapore and the United States and she aims to strengthen African cultures among other world cultures.
Wins with Drone ER Concept
Mary Brenda Akoda
Nigeria
Nigeria
Mary Brenda Akoda
Mary Brenda won first place in the 2021 Nigeria Drone Business Competition for her security-driven idea Drone ER (Emergency Response). The unmanned aerial vehicle will be used in search and rescue missions, specifically as a response to Nigeria’s serious kidnapping problem.
Founded Education Bridge
Ngor Majak
South Sudan
South Sudan
Ngor Majak
Ngor is the Founder of Education Bridge, which seeks to create flourishing communities through peace-building and holistic education. Education Bridge achieves this mission through its school, Greenbelt Academy, a secondary school that selectively recruits and brings together students from different ethnic communities across South Sudan.
Founded a Nonprofit for Sickle Cell Support
Tchofor Dick Nchang
Cameroon
Cameroon
Tchofor Dick Nchang
Nchang is the founder and CEO of the nonprofit Sickle Cell International Foundation, which operates in Cameroon and South Africa, providing broad support for sickle cell patients and their families. He is majoring in quantitative economics at St. Olaf College and plans to complete a double master’s degree in public health and business administration after he graduates.
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Equip the Mission
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Provide critical learning tools—like data access, course materials, and digital resources—that keep young leaders connected and growing.
Build the Foundation
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Support the infrastructure behind our programs, from online platforms to local learning hubs that make education accessible and effective.
Strengthen the Ecosystem
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Fuel mentorship networks, career support services, and alumni engagement that guide learners well beyond the classroom.
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