A few years ago, Dominique ADABI began sharing simple digital tutorials in French on YouTube — explaining how to use a computer, send an email, or stay safe online. What started as a small effort became MonTogo.net, now followed by thousands of learners across Francophone Africa who rely on these videos to study, work, and start small businesses.

One challenge kept coming back: many learners understood the lessons but had nowhere to practice.

In 2025, the University of San Francisco donated computers and projectors to support this vision. These tools can transform lives — but today, they are still stored in the United States, unused, simply because the resources to ship and install them are missing.

This campaign exists to change that.

By supporting this project, you help turn donated equipment into a real digital literacy center in Lomé, Togo — a place where youth and women can learn, practice, and gain confidence with technology, in their own language.

Your contribution helps move computers from storage into classrooms — and knowledge into hands that are ready to build a better future.

Bring Digital Skills to Youth & Women in Togo

Empowering youth and women with practical digital skills in Togo