In 2014, Ebony Ambassador started its activities in Barnet, London in line with the organization mission to empower the next generation and generation to come through skills transfer and cultural diversity projects, we developed a range of activities which we deliver within targeted communities. These activities include facilitating confidence building workshops/seminars, cultural exhibition, summer craft classes, networking & fundraising event, signposting, create volunteering & mentoring opportunities and skills empowerment workshops. The skills works are hair braiding, sewing, Knitting, baking, rhinestone embellishment, beading, and makeup.
In 2016 we started Miss E.B.O.N.Y Ambassador Beauty and creativity Pageant now Miss E.B.O.N.Y Ambassador Creativity Contest. This contest promotes skills acquisition/ empowerment, global cultural awareness, community spirit, philanthropy, and youth-led/centered projects in the United Kingdom and Africa. In 2019 we introduced an award ceremony to Miss E.B.O.N.Y Contest called Ebony Ambassadors African Youth Empowerment Award (EAAYE Award) with the mission to identify and recognize African leaders for their efforts in developing their constituencies vis a vis capacity building among youth as African leaders of tomorrow who are prepared to take over leadership roles in their respective life endeavors. Our projects in London have been sponsored by the Big Lottery Fund, Worldremit, Young Barnet Foundation, Space2grow fund, Tescobagofhelp, Morrison, Diwis Creation, J Elegance Foundation, ASDA, Co-operation Bank, Mayor of London, Lambeth Council, City bridge trust, Barnet Council, Near Neighbourhood, Arnold Clark community fund, Vauxhall night, Worldremit, Taptap send money transfer, Sacoma innovation, Obaseki Solicitors, Send money transfer app, Morrisons, Bradford Council, Levelling up, Bradford neighbourhood & customer service fund.