Leader. Philanthropist. Cultural bridge-builder. Chief Myra is connecting the diaspora to Ghana through purpose-driven travel, village infrastructure, and a vision that goes beyond the visit.
Chief Myra is a visionary leader, philanthropist, entrepreneur, and cultural bridge-builder committed to creating lasting impact between the United States and Ghana.
With over 15 years of service in the nonprofit space, her work sits at the intersection of cultural tourism, community development, and economic empowerment. Through #WorkWithChiefMyra & The Chief Myra Foundation she leads initiatives that connect people not only to Ghana, but to purpose, legacy, and meaningful contribution.
Her mission is rooted in building sustainable village infrastructure, including access to clean water, healthcare, education, and agricultural opportunity while simultaneously creating pathways for others to experience Ghana through immersive, culturally grounded travel.
Chief Myra's work is not just about visiting a place, it's about belonging, investing, and building alongside the people. Her vision is bold: to develop systems that empower communities, connect the diaspora, and influence long-term change locally and globally.
Chief Myra is not just building projects. She is building legacy.
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The Chief Myra Foundation is committed to advancing sustainable agriculture, cultivating local leadership, and improving quality of life in underserved communities through strategic programs, capacity building, and resource mobilization.
Our Vision: A world where communities are self-sustaining, agriculture drives economic empowerment, and locally rooted leaders shape equitable systems that support long-term environmental, social, and economic resilience.
Inspired by the vision of Kwame Nkrumah, the Chief Myra Foundation exists to help bring that vision to life. Empowering villages through sustainable development, cultural preservation, and global connection.
Inspired by the vision of Kwame Nkrumah, the Chief Myra Foundation focuses on four key needs in our villages: clean water, reliable electricity, quality education, and improved medical care. These are the basics every community deserves — and where we create real impact.
In Ghana, agriculture is more than farming — it's survival and opportunity. By growing food and building small agribusinesses, villages can become self-sustaining. The Chief Myra Foundation supports these efforts to help communities thrive.
We proudly partner with Nkrumah Sojahs to support agriculture in the villages. From planting to harvest, they are hands-on in the fields. The food we grow helps villages eat and helps fund the work we do. Together, we grow food to feed communities and create income to support our work.
Bridging the diaspora and the motherland through intentional cultural immersion travel — creating connections between US communities and Ghanaian villages that generate mutual understanding and lasting impact.
This journey is rooted in real relationships and a shared vision for sustainable community growth.
Obrempong, King of Assin Asamankese & Chief Myra
One of the village women in Nyamedom village had their baby and immediately rushed to let Chief Myra know.
Chief Myra and her son Prince Eight along with Wawim, the oldest elder in Kokoado Village. (99 years)
King Hayford of Angu Village and Chief Myra
Tourism as infrastructure. Commerce as legacy. The diaspora, coming home with purpose.
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Clean water. Medical access. Sustainable communities. Your support funds real infrastructure in rural Ghana.
Donate →Whether you're ready to reserve your spot or want to ask questions first — Chief Myra is ready to talk. Every journey starts with a single step back home.