Our core work lies in investments.

We want to fight poverty differently by transforming donations into equity in African enterprises. This creates jobs and prosperity – and with them, direct social impact. Because entrepreneurship generates not only jobs but also stability, self-determination, and perspective.

At the same time, we know: Not all challenges can be solved by markets and entrepreneurship. In many countries of the Global South, stable safety nets and functioning welfare systems are lacking. Illness, poverty, lack of education, or violence affect the most vulnerable the hardest – without adequate state or private structures to provide support. Here, we take responsibility.

This is where our social projects come in. We use the profits from our business investments to close these gaps – supporting initiatives that strengthen the poorest and most vulnerable groups. These include inclusive schools for children with disabilities, shelters for women, programs for refugees, vaccination campaigns in remote regions, initiatives for homeless people and street children, or emergency aid in acute crises.

In this way, we combine the best of both worlds: investments that create jobs and deliver social impact, and social projects that take responsibility where markets fail and the most vulnerable remain unprotected.

Together, this forms a model that understands development holistically and makes cooperation stronger – with donations that achieve a lasting double impact: both economic and social.