The Afro Diaspora's home at the LA 2028 Olympic & Paralympic Games — a for-profit cultural enterprise honoring African and Afro Diaspora athletes, artists, and communities on the world's greatest sporting stage.
Afro Village House is a for-profit cultural enterprise created and produced by Bahati House LLC — the Afro Diaspora's home at the LA 2028 Olympic & Paralympic Games.
We deliver a 17-day world-class activation at Media Park, Culver City, CA — the official LA28 Olympic venue — celebrating, amplifying, and protecting the presence of African and Afro Diaspora communities during the 2028 Games.
A portion of all revenue is directed to the Afro Athlete Fund, supporting African and Diaspora athletes training to qualify and compete at LA 2028.
"To celebrate, amplify, and protect the presence of African and Afro Diaspora athletes — building an enterprise where our community is seen, invested in, and remembered."
Platform for Afro & Diaspora athletes to own their narratives globally
Music, food, fashion, and art from the continent and diaspora
Press center, documentary studio, and journalist access
Black & African-owned vendor village — community commerce
Policy forums on race, equity, and access in global sport
Afro 40 Under 40 leaders, mentorship, and the next generation
As an Afro Village House sponsor, you are part of changing the sports world forever — building a commercially structured, culturally powerful enterprise where every African and Diaspora person has a place.
Afro Village House will partner alongside city, county, and state government entities, 25+ African sports and community organizations, LA28, and international Diaspora institutions.
As a for-profit enterprise produced by Bahati House LLC, we offer commercially structured, results-driven partnerships with clear deliverables, category exclusivity, and measurable ROI on the world's greatest cultural sporting stage.
Main Stage, Pavilion, Museum — brand at every level
Premium VIP access across 17 Olympic days
Custom brand experiences for 200,000+ attendees
54 African nations and 1.4B global Diaspora
Meet & greets, content, direct interaction
Own your category — no competing brands
Meaningful community engagement for your team
Your brand on official AVH merchandise
A Bahati House LLC production — a series of events culminating in a 17-day Olympic cultural activation at Media Park, Culver City, CA. Every sponsorship is custom-built to achieve your goals while celebrating Africa on the world's greatest stage.
Interested in the Title Sponsorship? Contact us to begin the conversation.
Inquire NowAn unprecedented 17-day takeover of Media Park, Culver City, CA — the official LA28 Olympic venue — featuring live entertainment, concert stage, Afro Sports History Museum, Film Festival, athlete lounge, food & beverage, VIP areas, and immersive cultural experiences.
Venue takeovers during marquee African and international sporting events, growing the Afro Village House brand and community across Los Angeles.
Engage with Afro Athlete Ambassadors — connecting the community with athletes who represent them on the world stage.
Celebrate African and Diaspora culture at local festivals, sports leagues, and community fairs across Los Angeles.
African Cup of Nations viewings · Women's sports events · Co-hosted events with Afro sports leagues · Athlete meet-and-greets · LA & Bay Area pop-ups.
Other opportunities available. We build custom partnerships to match your goals.
Contact UsThe Afro Athlete Fund is Bahati House LLC's dedicated investment program — providing financial resources to African and Diaspora athletes to help them train, travel, compete, and qualify for the 2028 Summer Olympic Games. A portion of every Village sponsorship and revenue is directed to athlete support.
Invest in the Afro Athlete Fund. Be the reason an athlete is seen, supported, and competing on the world's greatest stage.
Create your own event in support of Afro Village House. We'll support you every step of the way.
Lend your time and talent to a movement shaping the future of inclusive sport at LA 2028.
Griots, artists, musicians, and Black-owned businesses — submit to perform or vendor at the Village.