EMPOWERING COMMUNITIES, SUSTAINING FUTURES
A fish pond can become more than a source of food. It can become a source of income.
In Madagascar, African Leadership’s fish farming program helps participants use practical skills gained through construction and entrepreneurship training to build and manage their own farms.
Each farm creates access to affordable protein while helping families generate income they can depend on. The program follows a shared-investment model. Each fish pond costs $5,000 to build, stock, and feed during the first year. Participants raise $2,500, and African Leadership matches the remaining amount.
This approach encourages ownership and accountability, helping families create sustainable livelihoods for the future.
Active fish farms
Average fish production per farm each year
Average annual income generated per farm
Families supported
MEET THE LEADERSHIP
Our leadership team is dedicated to advancing education, economic opportunity, and community development across Africa. Working closely with local partners and communities, they provide the guidance, oversight, and strategic direction that help African Leadership create lasting impact.
PROGRAM LOCATION
African Leadership is an initiative of Fuel A Fire, a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization in the United States. All donations are processed by Fuel A Fire and directly support African Leadership programs. Our Tax ID is EIN: 83-0425133.
We follow the "friends-of" model to collect tax-deductible donations in support of African Leadership programs. Donations can be made securely online, via wire transfer, or by check. Tax receipts are automatically issued after each successful contribution.
100% of donations go directly to community programs, including education, teacher support, fish farming projects, skills training, and community development initiatives across Africa.
Administrative and operational costs are covered separately, helping maximize the impact of donor contributions.
For more information, please email us at info@africanleadership.org