In keeping with MoyoMoyo's commitment to helping uplift communities in need through grassroots projects, a portion of the profits from each of our collections are donated to different charitable programs around the world.
Our blogs provide more information on these projects, and the wonderful work that is being done by the charities we donate to. If you would like to find out more, please get in touch and we can provide you with more information about these causes that are so close to our hearts!
All projects supported by MoyoMoyo are done so purely on a humanitarian basis. Our commitment is to alleviating human suffering wherever it occurs, without religious or political affiliation.
The Nourish Foundation has developed a variety of grassroots projects aimed at generating long-term, sustainable improvements in the rural communities they engage with. Their emphasis on ending poverty and building resilient, thriving communities resonates deeply with our values
The RISE project provides creches with the tools they need to create a better learning environment for their children, through a feeding scheme that ensures that learners get a warm healthy and clean water every day.
A portion of the profits from the AFRICAN DAWN collection is donated to the Nourish Foundation’s RISE CRECHE OUTREACH project.
The Gaza Emergency Relief Fund, led by Rebuilding Alliance, provides lifesaving aid to families affected by the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Working closely with trusted local NGOs, this initiative delivers food, clean water, emergency medical supplies, and shelter to communities in urgent need. Their focus on protecting the most vulnerable aligns with our belief in using fashion as a force for compassion and change. By choosing to wear pink with purpose, our customers are standing with Gaza in solidarity and care, helping to deliver hope and essential aid to those who need it most..
A portion of the profits from our GHANA PINK and HOT PINK Collections is donated to the GAZA EMERGENCY RELIEF FUND to support critical humanitarian efforts in Palestine.
Children rescued from war zones carry more than scars.
They carry stories no child should have to tell.
The Hope and Healing Centre is a life-changing initiative that provides urgent care and a pathway to long-term healing for orphaned children impacted by war. At the Hope and Healing Centre, children receive:
💙 Safe accommodation and medical care
💙 Nutritious meals, clothing, and hygiene support
💙 Tailored psychological and educational rehabilitation
💙 Legal assistance and help finding a loving family
A portion of the profits from our GHANA BLUE and COBALT BLUE Collections is donated to the SAVE UKRAINE HOPE & HEALING CENTRE.
The Concern Worldwide Relief Project is providing lifesaving food aid to communities in South Sudan facing extreme hunger due to conflict, displacement, and climate disasters. Their mission to combat food insecurity and support sustainable agricultural solutions aligns with our belief in creating lasting, meaningful change. We are proud to contribute to this critical initiative, ensuring that fashion can be a force for good in the fight against hunger.
By contributing to this cause, we are helping communities in South Sudan move from crisis to stability, ensuring they have the resources needed to build a more secure future.
A portion of the profits from the GHANA WHITE and BLACK Collections is donated to the CONCERN WORLDWIFE FAMINE RELIEF PROJECT to support famine relief efforts in South Sudan.
In parts of Nepal, girls as young as 12 are pulled from school and forced into marriage.
But education changes everything.
It protects. It empowers.
It gives girls a future they choose.
That’s why we’re supporting "Stop Girl Trafficking" - a grassroots program keeping over 12,000 girls safe and in school every year, across more than 500 communities.
With every garment sold from our NEPAL TEAL and BRIGHT TEAL collections, MoyoMoyo will donate a percentage of our profits to the American Himalayan Foundation's STOP GIRL TRAFFICKING project, which has already helped 23,000 girls.