Step 01
Starlink on the roof
Satellite internet that works independently of local infrastructure — live since January 2025.
Nonprofit from Lübeck · since 2025
EmpowerED Africa gUG supports African schools with computers, internet access, and digital infrastructure — so motivated students can access better learning opportunities.
Current project
Kumasi Computer Lab
40+ PCs · Starlink · live since Jan 2025

In November 2024, our founder visited a school in Kumasi and bought the first 15 computers at a local market. Today, hundreds of students learn there every day.
Our mission
We build concrete infrastructure where motivation is already there — but devices, internet access, and materials are missing.
Modern PCs, monitors, projector — as a complete learning environment, not scattered devices.
Starlink, solid networks, sensible prioritization — the lab first, responsible use for everyone.
Where power or network is unreliable, solar setups make learning continuous — all year round.
We work with schools that invest themselves — ownership, not one-off charity.
What changes
Before the lab, students learned mostly with a chalkboard and handwritten notes. Today, they research, code, and present on computers.
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€25
1 month of Starlink
€60
Class supplies for a month
€150
Access to learning platforms
€500
One more school PC
€1,200
A complete workstation unit
Tax receipt by email · Statutory charitable requirements confirmed under §60a AO.
How we build
Most donations go into hardware, cabling, installation, and project operations — documented transparently. The work happens on-site with local craftspeople.
Step 01
Satellite internet that works independently of local infrastructure — live since January 2025.
Step 02
Structured cabling, patched locally — so all 40+ PCs stay online, stable, and prioritized.
Step 03
So equipment is protected from heat — and students can stay focused during class.
Our projects
Bremang, Kumasi · Ghana
ActiveStarting with 15 locally bought PCs, we helped build an equipped computer lab with 40+ machines, a teacher computer, projector, air conditioning, and Starlink internet.
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We’re talking with more schools in Ghana and East Africa. Be part of it — or recommend a school.
Suggest a school
We work with schools that take ownership and contribute their own resources. Christian Life Academy built the room for the lab themselves — we contributed the 40+ devices, Starlink, and the network.
Concrete impact
€25 can help fund one month of Starlink internet. €500 can help provide one refurbished school PC.
The tax receipt (Zuwendungsbescheinigung) is sent by email. The statutory requirements for charitable status have been confirmed by Finanzamt Lübeck under §60a AO.
Why us
Every donation is assigned to a project, documented, and shown. No marketing overhead, no empty promises.
01.
The foundation started with a volunteer stay in Kumasi in November 2024 — and buying the first 15 computers at a local market.
02.
We work with schools that invest themselves — Christian Life Academy rebuilt the physical room for the expanded lab on their own.
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Every purchase, invoice, and deployment is documented. Donation receipts are automatically sent by email.