Empowering Communities, Transforming Lives
Our Mission: Sultana Fund empowers Afghan women, girls, and families by creating sustainable opportunities through education, social entrepreneurship, and community-led development. We invest in local talent, strengthen economic independence, and create innovative solutions that address today's challenges while building resilient communities for tomorrow.
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Seeds of Change in Action
Our Vision: We envision an Afghanistan where every woman and girl has the opportunity to learn, work, lead, and thrive. Through social entrepreneurship, innovation, and community-led solutions, we aspire to build resilient communities where families achieve economic independence, opportunities are accessible to all, and future generations can live with dignity, equality, and hope.
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Warmth for Families. Work for Women.
When an earthquake struck Kunar and winter brought further hardship, Sultana Fund and NCPDO joined forces to produce and distribute 750 sleeping bags for families in Afghanistan. Afghan women handcrafted the bags, earning income while helping their communities through an emergency. Funding and support from TravelerPack and Blossom Hill helped turn a local response into warmth, livelihoods, and hope.
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From Local Idea to UNICEF Partnership
From 2019 through 2021, our reusable sanitary napkin project showed what Afghan women’s entrepreneurship could achieve. Afghan women earned income making affordable, washable pads, and we grew the project into a social enterprise that sold its products both in Kabul markets and to UNICEF for distribution to schoolgirls.
Selling to UNICEF was a major milestone. It showed that a product made locally by Afghan women could reach more girls, generate revenue, and create jobs—all while addressing a need in menstrual health.
35,000+
Blossom Pads packs produced
245,000+
The indirect beneficiary figure reflects the project’s estimated reach among families and communities.
Women-Led Enterprise and Community Impact
64+
Afghan women employed

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