GCV has secured 5 places at The Big Half 2018. This signs the continue effort of GCV to raise fund with highly motivated athletes who want to have an impact on the world by helping the more disadvantaged women and girls. 

This exciting new event is run by the same...

In April Conrad and Tania

 will run the 2017 Virgin London Marathon in support of girls attending school in Gambia and the mitigation of FGM in Gambia where it is prevalent amongst 76% of girls. Global Charity Ventures, the charity started by Conrad Addo and Nicola Scar...

GCV continues to provide support to West Africa's girls and women. Since its establishment, GCV has disbursed money raised in UK to fund the development of rural areas in Africa and support girls at school. 

Conrad, one of the GCV founders says: "We believe that Western...

Global Charity Ventures is now part of a wide network of on-line shops called ‘Give as you live’. The potential for fund raising is really impressive. This facility has been built by Charities Trust and reviewed by The Guardian, Financial Times, SKY and other UK mass-...

People that want to have a personal involvement in the charity operations can be based either in Europe or in Africa. These two are both strategic locations that require different skills and commitment to the charity’s aims. These developments should include deeper p...

Global Charity Ventures Visit to the Village of Ngayen Sanjal

On September 23, 2014 the Officials of the Global Charity Ventures mad a field visit to the village of Ngayen Sanjal located in the North Bank Region of the Gambia. This visit marked the launching of two pro...

GCV's sport team will be in the San Diego Half Marathon next August. The money raised by the sport team for this event will fund the @Girls at School project that GCV has planned to start in Semptember in a rural school in Gambia, located in West Africa.

GCV will parte...

Global Charity Ventures has launched @GIRLS AT SCHOOL IN RURAL AFRICA Campaign. Our aim is to build a social and healthcare system in African countries that can fight and support young girls' education. The economic development is obtained by enlarging the business ski...

GCV has identified a new logo for its project @Girls at School in rural Africa. 

GCV wants to let African children access Internet in a larger scale. The Charity recognises that in our age Internet is a primary source of learning opportunities and personal development.

For these reasons, GCV has decided to provide African kids with computers and in...