"First of all I want to thank God almighty that I'm alive and well to be able to put this dream in writing and still trusting Him that it shall be perfected. I have always considered myself as blessed and fortunate to have made it to this part of the universe with the help and love of God and family, and of all the opportunities therein that I have, not limited to having had four beautiful girls who are my inspiration for all I do and look up to."
We are an International Charitable non-profit foundation officially registered with the State of Ohio. We are a single-mother family of four daughters aged 16, 13, 11, and 9 years reaching out to connect with, and support other children who are living in medically disadvantaged circumstances in Africa to help them afford basic medical services when they face life-threatening health challenges.
We are doing so by saving pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters in our piggy-banks, and are encouraging other children to join us in promoting this cause to alleviate the difficulty in accessing medical care for children in poor families who are at the risk of losing their lives because their families cannot afford the cost of simple procedures, sometimes as low as $100.
We envision a world where illnesses and other harmful socioeconomic factors do not kill underprivileged children because of their financial and social statuses and geographical residence.
Our mission is to mobilize and build empathy in children around the world to care for less privileged children who are seriously sick and or affected by deadly socioeconomic challenges by providing support through their own contributions.
We see and hear the cry of African mothers asking for help to save their children from "one-time critical health conditions" that could otherwise claim their lives. Our call is therefore to share the stories of desperate vulnerability where children lose their lives to treatable health conditions.
Founder / CEO
Championing children's health equity and empowering youth globally to support healthcare access across Africa.