West Africa Jeep Adventures for Women and Orphans

Major Gifts

Building skills, creating independence, and scaling measurable impact in Ghana is at the heart of our mission. West Africa Jeep Adventures for Women and Orphans (WAJA) is developing a modern automotive repair and training center that provides women and orphans with job-ready technical skills, all supported by professional operational standards and measurable performance.

A Different Approach to Empowerment

WAJA is designed differently because we are built for long-term success. This is not short-term relief; it is capacity-building with discipline.

A Sustainable Model

WAJA integrates revenue-generating automotive services with structured training. These repair operations support ongoing program delivery, reducing dependency on donations over time.

Standards-Based Execution

We implement a Quality Management System to ensure consistent service quality, documented processes, accountability, and measured outcomes.

Transparent Impact

Training occurs inside a real operating shop with real customer expectations, so graduates build workplace-ready competence, not just classroom exposure.

Barrier-Free Access

Local organizations and verified volunteers may register applicants on their behalf when literacy, disability, or lack of digital access is a barrier.

Major Giving Opportunities

Fund the Facility (Capital Impact)

Support the construction and build-out of a modern, landmark center that becomes a permanent platform for skill development.

  • Service Bay Sponsorship
  • Training Wing Sponsorship
  • Paint & Bodywork Suite Sponsorship
  • Customer Overlook Deck Sponsorship

Fund a Training Cohort (Human Impact)

Underwrite a full cohort of trainees and provide them with everything they need to succeed.

  • Instruction and mentorship
  • Safety gear and tools
  • Competency verification
  • Career readiness support

Equip the Center (Performance Impact)

Fund the essential systems and tools that make a professional, safe, and effective learning environment possible.

  • Vehicle lifts and safety anchors
  • Diagnostic equipment and toolkits
  • Paint booth and filtration systems
  • PPE and safety infrastructure

Suggested Major Gift Levels (USD)

$500,000+ — Title Partner

A naming rights opportunity for the highest visibility and signature impact.

$250,000 — Major Area Sponsor

Name the Training Wing, Paint & Body Suite, or Customer Overlook Deck.

$100,000 — Classroom / Lab Sponsor

Sponsor critical training infrastructure or a complete equipment set.

$50,000 — Scholarship & Safety Sponsor

Fund scholarships, personal protective equipment (PPE), and competency assessments for our trainees.

Custom gifts are welcomed and can be structured for targeted outcomes. We are committed to working with you to achieve your philanthropic goals.

Stewardship, Governance & Trust

We are committed to professional governance and brand-safe storytelling rooted in dignity and outcomes—not pity. Major donors and partners can expect:

  • Clear scope and deliverables tied to funded items
  • Line-item budgeting and procurement controls
  • Donor-linked reporting on measured outcomes and project milestones
  • Customized sponsor recognition options
  • Partner engagement opportunities like site visits and graduation ceremonies

Ways to Give

Give Online

Donate Now — Major Giving

Pledge / Wire / Bank Transfer

Prefer a formal pledge structure or transfer? We can provide a gift agreement and banking details.

Request Major Gift Instructions

Donor-Advised Funds / Foundations

We can support structured giving through donor-advised funds or foundation partners.

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Major Gift Resources

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Request a Private Donor Briefing

If you are a major donor, family office, corporate foundation, or high-net-worth organization, we invite you to connect with us. We can provide a detailed budget and build plan, sponsorship options, and our reporting framework.

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Your Investment Builds Independence

When women and orphans gain real skills,
they gain real income,
and they gain real freedom.