Institutional trust, easy to verify.
Africa Future Gateway, Inc. is recognized by the U.S. Internal Revenue Service as a tax-exempt organization under IRC Section 501(c)(3). This page is the public record of our governance, filings and impact methodology.
Institutional facts.
Approved public facts about Africa Future Gateway, Inc. — sourced from signed legal and regulatory records.
- Legal name Africa Future Gateway, Inc.
- U.S. tax status 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization
- Public charity classification 509(a)(2)
- EIN 33-3263894
- Effective date of exemption February 6, 2025
- U.S. address 3479 Holmead Pl NW, Washington, DC 20010-3407
- Purpose Educational and charitable purposes — instruction/training, talent-development programs, international partnerships supporting education and workforce development.
- Official website www.africafuturegateway.org
Public tax language is reviewed before launch and does not imply deductibility in jurisdictions outside the United States.
Governance documents.
Publicly available governance documents, filings and policies. Documents marked “Coming soon” are being prepared or awaiting Board approval and will be published here.
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IRS determination letter
On fileIRS recognition of 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status and 509(a)(2) public charity classification.
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Articles of Incorporation
On fileCorporate educational and charitable purpose and U.S. registered-office context.
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Conflict of Interest Policy
On fileGovernance integrity and disclosure/recusal principles for Board and officers.
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Youth Safeguarding & Child Protection Policy
Coming soonTo be published after Board approval.
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Privacy Policy
Coming soonData collection, retention and rights — under legal review before launch.
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Form 990 / Annual filings
Coming soonForm 990, 990-EZ or 990-N as appropriate, once filed and approved for publication.
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Financial statements / Audits
Coming soonTo be published when available and approved by the Board.
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Whistleblower / Ethics reporting
Coming soonEthics reporting mechanism to be published once adopted.
Awaiting adoption
Board & leadership.
Current public leadership is validated against a current Board resolution before launch.
Charles Foumane Eto’o
Director of Strategic Alliances
Leads AFG’s international partnerships, Sports-to-Career framing and global exchange strategy.
Full Board roster
Governance publication control
The full officer and Board roster is validated against a current Board resolution. It will be published here following AFG approval.
How we measure impact.
Every AFG program reports against a five-stage pathway: Access → Engagement → Capability → Transition → Longer-term. We distinguish targets, current outputs, verified outcomes and long-term ambitions.
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Access
Applicants, enrollment, geography, gender, rural participation, scholarship support.
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Engagement
Attendance, learning activity, mentorship touchpoints, sports participation, creative-program activity.
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Capability
Completion, assessments, digital capability, language progress, certification, portfolio development.
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Transition
Scholarships, internships, apprenticeships, employment, entrepreneurship, academic progression.
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Longer-term
Retention, career progression, continued education, businesses created, income improvement where ethically measurable, community contribution.
AFG does not present targets as achieved results. All published figures are verified before publication.
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