Joining the Because Accelerator in 2019 helped Sadik grow his business into one with 200 acres of land and 500 jobs for women in Ghana.

From graphic design to trauma healing, read how Kentucky-born Liza ended up in Lebanon running a business with Syrian refugees.

Meet the recipients of Because International’s first recoverable grant opportunity for accelerator alumni, Joan and Sadik.

Women, especially those impacted by poverty, face unique challenges when starting a business. Hear from Because Accelerator female alumni.

Pairs of The Shoe That Grows were distributed at Dandora Minorate School, where many families cannot afford basic supplies or school uniforms.

What is poverty and how can we alleviate it? Here, we dive into material poverty, how Because International steps in and how to help.

The Sole offers a way to send The Shoe That Grows to kids on a recurring, monthly basis. Join The Sole community here.

MuAfrica Repurpose upcycles waste into fashion products. Read how they’re using investor funding to create jobs in the local community.

Tanzanian chili farmer Ibrahim Yusuf struggled to find a natural, affordable fertilizer to stay afloat—until developing his own recipe.