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🎒 Back to School Belongs to Women — Let’s Buy Together, Save Together & Earn Together
Women are the engine behind every Back to School season.
We budget, plan, shop, prepare uniforms, buy stationery, organize transport, and make sure every child walks into school ready to learn. Now it is time for women to benefit economically from that purchasing power together.
At allWomen.africa, we are inviting women across Africa to share WHY they support buying Back to School supplies through the platform and to explain, in your own words, how eduBox helps parents, children, schools, and women-owned businesses.
đź’ˇ Tell us:
- How group purchases help women save money through bulk discounts
- Why collective buying power matters for families and communities
- How eduBox makes Back to School easier for busy parents
- Why having school boxes delivered directly to schools or available for pickup changes everything for working mothers
- How women can earn income by supplying products instead of only buying from large merchants
EduBox is more than a school package. It is a women-powered economic movement.
When women buy together:
âś” Prices go down
âś” Communities benefit
âś” Women-owned MSMEs get customers
âś” Schools become easier to support
âś” Families save time and money
This is also an opportunity for women entrepreneurs to list and sell:
• Uniforms
• Shoes
• Stationery
• Lunch products
• Hair accessories
• Educational materials
• Technology items
• Preloaded school supply packs
• Any Back to School products that can help another family
Instead of giving all the profits away to other merchants, women can now participate in the Back to School economy directly through allWomen.africa.
And there is even more value for families.
Through our partners including CBZ Holdings Insurance, learners will receive FREE learner health cover on qualifying purchases above US$100 made on allWomen.africa.
This is women supporting women.
Women building markets for women.
Women using collective purchasing power to create savings, opportunity, and income.
Post your story.
Post your business.
Post your EduBox experience.
Let us build the future of Back to School together on allWomen.africa.
Open a Cooperator Account!
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