Ghanaian Developers Create Crowdfunding Platform that Accepts Mobile Money!

The most innovative, creative and easiest mode of raising funds for health, education, politics & Public office, special events, sports & teams, clubs & community, creative projects and other needs of your loved ones is here. Introducing Africa’s number 1 crowdfunding platform, MYAIDFUND.COM.

Myaidfund is a crowdfunding site for online and offline fundraising. The platform is built (by young Ghanaian developers) and managed by a Ghana based, startup technology firm, Apptechhub Global Limited/Inc (A registered company in Ghana and USA).

It allows non-profit organizations, political parties, churches, clubs, schools, hospitals, teams, individuals and others, to raise money online from friends, family, colleagues, donors, and other supporters or sympathizers via social media platforms (Email, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, WhatsApp etc.) for their causes.

DONATION MODE

Online

It uses Visa/Mastercard, PayPal and mobile money (currently only Ghana) to process donations. You can either donate using both our online and offline methods. Our online method is by donating through the site myaidfund.com.

Offline

Our offline donation (only mobile money) is by dialing the USSD code, eg. *718*23# and follow the prompt to make donations of any amount of your choice to the campaign you are supporting. No amount is too small. Dial the USSD code on all networks: MTN, Vodafone and AirtelTigo. It’s available anytime and anywhere.

With myaidfund.com, you can now donate from the comfort of your home, very convenient and easy. Do you want to raise money to help with your medical related issues and bills, creative projects, clubs & communities, special events, education etc.? Then, look no further than myaidfund. Put a smile on someone’s face and give them hope for their future.

You can help save a life. Act Now! Visit www.myaidfund.com to support a campaign today by donating or sharing it on your social media pages or WhatsApp.

The team at Apptechhub Global will also like to thank all that supported to make this platform a success, especially NEIP advisory support.

The National Entrepreneurship and Innovation Plan (NEIP) is a flagship policy initiative of the government of Ghana with the primary objective of providing an integrated national support for start-ups and small businesses.

NEIP primarily focuses on providing business development services; startup incubators and funding for young businesses to enable them to grow and become successful. The National Entrepreneurship and Innovation Plan (NEIP) is therefore set within the context of Ghana’s long-term strategic vision of consolidating it middle-income status, building an industry-driven economy capable of providing decent jobs that are suitable and sustainable for development.

The chief executive officer of Apptechhub Global, Abdul Rashid Lamptey said the platform was born out to address the challenges in raising donations and getting support for emergency causes for the less privileged and those in dire need, in the country.

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