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Partner With LEV

LEV Foundation believes meaningful impact is strengthened through collaboration between foundations, businesses, institutions, professionals, communities and other stakeholders. Together, we can create the platforms, skills, connections and opportunities that help young Nigerian graduates move from potential to meaningful progress.

Our partnership approach is centred on shared purpose, practical contribution and measurable value, not simply financial support. We welcome conversations with organisations that share an interest in creating meaningful opportunities for young Nigerian graduates and communities.

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Impact Through Collaboration

LEV welcomes conversations with organisations that share an interest in creating meaningful opportunities for young Nigerian graduates and communities. Whether you are a business, institution, mentor or community group, there is a place for you to contribute, from sharing expertise and guidance to opening doors to practical experience and visibility.

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Corporate Partnerships

Collaborating on graduate-focused initiatives and community programmes.

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Skills & Mentorship

Professionals contributing knowledge, mentorship and career guidance to young graduates.

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Internship Pathways

Organisations providing practical workplace opportunities for young people.

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Cantona erick

Founder & CEO

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Co-chair , Board member

Carter ryan

Co-chair , Board member

Patel alex

Co-chair , Board member

Partnership In Action

OneDosh was the headline sponsor of the Imo Unity Cup, supporting the tournament and associated activities, including awards and event execution. The partnership gave the brand direct engagement with a young, university-based audience, with account registration and interaction among players, students in participating schools and members of the final audience. The tournament brought together 8 institutions and reached over 1 million people online.

WHO WE PARTNER WITH

Collaborating for Shared Impact

We work with organisations that share a purpose and want to make a practical contribution to young graduates’ progress. This includes corporate organisations and businesses, professional and mentorship networks, educational institutions, training providers, non-profit organisations and community-based groups, as well as other development-focused stakeholders who want to help create meaningful opportunities.