McDan Foundation
A humanitarian and philanthropic organisation committed to supporting vulnerable communities through education, health, sports development, and youth entrepreneurship.
The McDan Foundation is a humanitarian and philanthropic organization created to support vulnerable communities in Ghana and across Africa. Its activities focus on education, health, sports development, and youth entrepreneurship.
The foundation aims to improve lives, restore hope, and empower people — especially those who are disadvantaged in society. We operate based on the core humanitarian principles of humanity, impartiality, neutrality, and independence.
"Touching lives and restoring hope to the vulnerable in society."
"To offer aid in all humanitarian grounds in Ghanaian communities and across Africa."
We work across four key areas to transform communities and build a stronger, more resilient Africa.
Building classrooms, paying school fees, and providing educational materials for brilliant but needy students across deprived communities.
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Paying medical bills, donating supplies, and organising screening programs for vulnerable communities, widows, and orphans.
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Building astro turf pitches, discovering talent in football and tennis, and hosting the McDan Tennis Open to develop future champions.
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A $100,000 prize entrepreneurship competition to identify, fund, and mentor the next generation of African business leaders.
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Born and raised in Labadi, Accra, Dr. Daniel McKorley founded the McDan Group — a Ghanaian conglomerate with operations in shipping, logistics, aviation, construction, oil & gas, real estate and more. He has invested over $4 million in charitable work, driven by a deep belief that success comes with a responsibility to uplift others.
Named "Most Influential Entrepreneur of All Time" at the 2025 EFG Awards, Dr. McKorley continues to inspire youth across Ghana and Africa through the McDan Foundation.
Full scholarships for students from underprivileged communities including Zongo areas, supporting them through tertiary education.
During the Volta floods from the Akosombo dam spillage, the foundation donated water tanks, clothes, mattresses, food & drinks.
Interest-free loans help women start or expand businesses and support their families toward financial independence.
Thousands of widows have benefited from food items, health screenings, and community support programs.