The ARK Foundation

See what projects we've supported in 2024. It's been great to meet some new organizations and find out what wonderful work is being done!

The ARK Foundation The Ark Foundation develops and supports education programs around the world. Visit our website to learn more about our current projects.

Friends, we are so excited to recognize the Ark Foundation in Calgary (Canada) for providing financial support for our “Pinkin Mama Tokabot (Child or Teenage Mother Awareness) Project”. This 6-month project which is expected to start in August 2023, is an art and literacy program that aims to train 250 young people aged 13-19 on sexual health education and highlight the problems surrounding child or teenage pregnancy in schools and communities in the Marampa Chiefdom of Port Loko district in Sierra Leone. Thank you so much Ark Foundation, for your financial support.

First deadline for grant applications was April 15th, and we received so many submissions! It is great to see so many organizations doing incredible work for our youth. Unfortunately, it also means there is massive need not being met. We have our work cut out for us to decide where to direct much needed funds.

Vaccine equity is a global issue that we can't ignore. At the ARK Foundation we are exploring ways to pivot funds for Covid relief.
Did you know only 2% of populations in developing countries have been vaccinated? WHO and Unicef are working together to distribute vaccines worldwide through COVAX. (Covid 19 Vaccines Global Access)

COVID vaccines: Widening inequality and millions vulnerable Health leaders agree that a world without COVID-19 will not be possible until everyone has equal access to vaccines. More than 4.6 million people have died from the virus since it swept across the globe from the beginning of 2020, but it’s expected that the rate of people dying will slow if more p...

We are proud to support this incredible group of young women, and the important work they do!

In a global pandemic, all students have been affected greatly. There is great concern in developing countries, that some students will never return to school. Students we support in Northern Ghana are now back in school and funds have pivoted to provide masks and hand washing stations in our rural communities. When running water isn't available, we improvise.

In 2015, The Wonder Project was created with the intention to help youth ,through fundraising for school infrastructure, and supporting education programming in developing countries. We have done that, but it has evolved into more. In 2019, we began to formalize our efforts, and look to attain sustainability. We are officially now known as The ARK Foundation. A Canadian registered charity with the mandate of furthering youth education and wellness locally and globally. So you'll see our name has changed, but our intentions and the people behind it have not. Thanks for your support!

Beautiful to see Radia reading a passage, and able to answer questions showing she not only can read, but has developed a strong grasp of the English language, which is the language school is taught in for junior and senior high school in Ghana. We have high hopes for Radia's future!