Remember that the happiest people are not those getting more, but those giving more.
Do you have some time to spare, and looking for something meaningful to do? Then become one of our volunteers.
Read about how we are transforming lives in Nigeria. Your little, can do so much for these ones. You will be so glad you did.
We strive to bring smiles to the faces of people with no hope otherwise. With a special emphasis on children, and widows.
Nigeria boasts of the one of the largest economies in Africa. Yet, the economic inequality is one of the worst globally. A combination of corrupt government officials and insecurity, keeps a major population of children unable to get basic education. That is where we come in.
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There are fewer things more satisfying than lifting others up. And, “at this very moment, there are people only you can reach…and differences only you can make.”
Give them a future by sponsoring a child to school for a year with $200.
The average widow in the rural areas has 4 dependents. With just $100, they can purchase enough provisions to last a month.
We work with the local leaders to get suggestions that fit our profile. Then the onsite volunteer team visits to vet the prospective recipients.
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