Our mission is to champion equality among all individuals, honoring each culture and tradition while collectively striving for a sustainable planet that harbors no adverse effects on our neighbors. We staunchly advocate for the principles outlined in the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
We are committed to advancing children's rights and view violence against women as an affront to humanity. We embrace the United Nations Declaration on the Elimination of violence against Women
Annually, the United Nations compiles a list highlighting the world's least developed nations, guiding our Foundation's focus. We dedicate our efforts to operating within these countries, specifically targeting their most deprived regions, to make a meaningful impact on eradicating malnutrition and combating infant mortality. In 2024, our Foundation's presence extends across Nigeria, Sierra Leone, South Sudan, Tanzania, Zambia, Uganda, and Syria, as we actively seek out new projects to expand our reach and deepen our impact.
The Foundation actively develops projects designed to stimulate economic activity, thereby fostering both direct and indirect local and regional employment opportunities. Our initiatives are crafted with a deep respect for the traditions and culture of each community, ensuring they seamlessly integrate into the economic fabric of the area. Focused primarily on agriculture, our projects range from direct farming initiatives to those that provide a catalyst for broader agricultural engagement, thereby contributing to sustainable economic growth and development.
The Foundation is deeply involved in each project from inception, establishing a local presence in the country and engaging local professionals for legal and accounting services. We prioritize hiring staff from the local and regional communities to oversee project management. Initially, the Foundation takes a hands-on approach to guide the project through its launch phase. Gradually, we scale back our involvement, maintaining a minority interest to ensure the project's original mission endures. This approach guarantees that the resulting investments continue to contribute to the battle against malnutrition and infant mortality, preserving the project's core ethos.
Our inaugural venture took root in Bungu, Tanzania, where we introduced essential utilities by providing electricity and clean water. Additionally, we constructed a paved roadway and financed the development of a new agro-processing facility, marking significant strides towards sustainable development and local empowerment.
Since 2014, our Foundation has committed to assisting various orphanages across Africa. By January 2024, we have extended our support to approximately 1,100 children in the following countries:
Additionally, we are in the process of developing a specialized center for women in Lusaka, Zambia, as part of our ongoing efforts to provide targeted assistance and empowerment opportunities.