FACE Africa’s Partners represent a diverse community from across all sectors, working together to improve the quality of life for the people of Liberia. Our partners are central to our success and include such groups as foundations, local organizations, businesses, government agencies, media outlets, and social enterprises. If you are interested in becoming a FACE Africa partner, please contact andrea@faceafrica.org.
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| Concern WorldWide – Liberia |
| Since 1996 Concern has been operational in Liberia during which time programming gradually moved between emergency responses to development works depending on the political and security situation. Concern’s goal is to eradicate extreme poverty. The organization has been implementing water and sanitation projects in Liberia since 2000, both in emergencies and in community recovery. |
Symphony Style
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| Symphony Style, the Dubai Mall’s first luxury concept boutique, is joining our efforts to improve the quality of life for the people of Liberia. As part of its partnership with FACE Africa, Symphony held a charity auction during it’s official grand opening and raised $10,000 which will go towards a clean water project in Liberia. Symphony also plans to donate approx 5% (TBC) of all of its sales during the first season of SS11 to FACE Africa! |
| Susukuu, Inc. |
| Susukuu, Inc. was founded in 1971 to allow the poor of Liberia to help themselves in their drive to lift their living condition beyond subsistence and above poverty. |
| NuVsionPAC |
| NuVsionPAC empowers Africa’s youth to create socio-political and economic institutional change through grassroots mobilization of youth skills and service-training, provision of access to employment opportunities, and moral development through civic engagement. |
| All for Africa |
| The mission of All For Africa is to help secure the long-term sustainability of important community level initiatives in health, education, clean water, micro-financing, community development and skills training on the continent of Africa. All for Africa develops business models within the not for profit arena designed to generate long-term sustainable revenue streams to fund the operational expenses of the many organizations already doing excellent work on the ground. In June 2009, FACE Africa won a Trust from All for Africa for $30,000 a year for 30 years! FACE Africa will begin receiving the grant in 2012. |
| Liberty & Justice + The Liberian Women Sewing Project |
| A non-profit organization committed to the eradication of poverty in Liberia. The LWSP empowers women with the capital and technical assistance they need to operate small and medium sized businesses and in turn become agents of change in their communities. The pilot factory currently produces t-shirts and other cotton knit apparel through a vertically-aligned supply chain that spans from Liberia’s rural cotton fields all the way to the Port of Monrovia. For more information visit: http://www.madeinliberia.org. |