Education as a foundation
The education record reports 292 primary and secondary students served through the AHBY Youth Center during this period, together with vocational training for 40 young women.
BO Foundation USA grows from relationships, practical experience and a shared commitment to the communities BO Foundation serves.

BO Foundation was established by Boukary Ouedraogo in Burkina Faso to serve people and communities.
Its program history brings together education, health, entrepreneurship, water and environment, and connections with the African diaspora. Mickey Couvertier previously served as Directeur des Programmes, working directly with the foundation’s communities, teams and leadership.
BO Foundation USA is a legally independent Colorado organization advancing this shared mission. Its U.S. leadership and activities form a new chapter in that relationship.
The education record reports 292 primary and secondary students served through the AHBY Youth Center during this period, together with vocational training for 40 young women.
The Water and Environment Program dates the project’s launch to 2016 and reports four wells by the time of its historical program record.
The Diaspora and Citizen Diplomacy Program records welcoming members of the diaspora to West Africa from 2019.
The medical equipment container initiative and Clean Up Burkina begin. My Sister’s Keeper reports more than 750 seminar participants in 2021.
BO Foundation sponsors 60 students at Bassemyam A Primary School and partners with CSSE on school health checkups.
BO Foundation USA develops as an independent Colorado organization under President Mickey Couvertier, with a U.S. priority of reducing Black maternal and infant mortality.
Dates and results above refer to the periods described in BO Foundation’s historical program records. They do not imply uninterrupted operation or current-year results. Read the program record notes.