UBUNTU SAVINGS

Join Our Ubuntu Incentive: Save Up to $175 in Tuition Savings!

At Ifetayo, we live by the value of Ubuntu—"I am because we are." This African philosophy reminds us that we are all connected and that our individual well-being is tied to the well-being of our community. To celebrate this spirit of togetherness, we are launching our Ubuntu Incentive!

How It Works:

For every new student you invite who enrolls in a Cultural Arts Program (CAP) class and pays full tuition, you'll receive $35 off your child’s tuition. Welcome up to 5 new students and save up to $175 on your tuition!

 Here's how the Ubuntu Savings Plan works:

- Share Ifetayo with friends.

- New families list you as their referral.

- Earn $35 off tuition for each new family, up to $175!

- Discounts will be applied to accounts for December and January tuition payments.

Register today and start saving! 

What You Can Earn:

  • 1-Hour Workshop
    For every 5 students from your school who enroll in our Cultural Arts Program (CAP), your school will receive a 1-hour workshop in your choice of Capoeira, Acting, Hip-Hop, Voice, or Samba, which can take place anytime between January and April 2025
    *60 student max. 1:15 student to teacher ratio
  • 45-Minute Interactive School Performance
    For every 20 students enrolled, your school will receive a 45-minute interactive performance at your school, offered between March and April 2025
    *full auditorium max

 

How It Works:

  1. Enroll Now!
    Click here to enroll your school in Ifetayo’s Partner Incentive Program and start earning workshops and performances for your students!
  2. Share Ifetayo Flyers with Your School Community
    We’ll provide you with digital and physical flyers that you can easily distribute to your students, parents, and staff.
  3. Schedule a Time for Ifetayo to Speak to Your Parents
    Set up a virtual or in-person session for an Ifetayo team member to speak to your parent community, answer questions, and share the benefits of enrolling in our Cultural Arts Program.
  4. Families List Your School on the Registration Form
    When families register their child, they will list your school’s name under the “Referral Name” section of the registration form.
  5. Earn Workshops and Performances
    An Ifetayo team member will track your referrals and contact your school’s representative every time you reach the threshold to earn a workshop or performance.

For more information contact [email protected]

©2019 Ifetayo Cultural Arts Academy

Ubuntu

(Connectedness)
We believe in a universal bond of sharing that connects all humanity. Ubuntu is a Nguni Bantu term that roughly translates as human kindness. “I am because we are.”

Sankofa

(Critical Reflection)
We believe that learning from the past is critical to building for the future. Sankofa is a word in the Akan language from Ghana that translates as “reach back and get it” (san-to return; ko-to go; fa-to fetch, to seek and take).

Mbongi

(Collective Decision-Making)
We are committed to collective decision making in developing and delivering excellent programs. Mbongi (Kikongo) which means “Place of Learning” and is essentially a system of governance that brings people together to resolve community challenges.

Ifetayo

(Love)
We believe that love is the center of the work that we do. Ifetayo, Yoruba word from Nigeria, West Africa which means love is enough for joy. Restoring love and joy in our community through programming that reflects the richness of African culture.

Kiujumla

(Holistic)
We believe communities are strengthened through approaches that are comprehensive and holistic. We are therefore committed to the development of the whole person; mind, body, and spirit.

Our Values

Kiumjala

(Holistic)
We believe communities are strengthened through approaches that are comprehensive and holistic. We are therefore committed to the development of the whole person; mind, body, and spirit.

Ifetayo

(Love)
We believe that love is the center of the work that we do. Ifetayo, Yoruba word from Nigeria, West Africa which means love is enough for joy. Restoring love and joy in our community through programming that reflects the richness of African culture.

Mbongi

(Collective Decision-Making)
We are committed to collective decision making in developing and delivering excellent programs. Mbongi (Kikongo) which means “Place of Learning” and is essentially a system of governance that brings people together to resolve community challenges.

Sankofa

(Critical Reflection)
We believe that learning from the past is critical to building for the future. Sankofa is a word in the Akan language from Ghana that translates as “reach back and get it” (san-to return; ko-to go; fa-to fetch, to seek and take).

Ubuntu

(Connectedness)
We believe in a universal bond of sharing that connects all humanity. Ubuntu is a Nguni Bantu term that roughly translates as human kindness. “I am because we are.”