Each of these has a number attached and an end date. You can see exactly how far it has got, what the money buys, and what happens if it raises more than it asked for.
Nourishing meals for children who would otherwise go without. Ten thousand naira feeds one child every day for a month — this appeal covers a school year for a whole class.
Five more appeals, each with a specific target.
Four hundred households lost everything overnight. This funds shelter, clean water and the five months of rebuilding that follows.
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Sixty people on our waiting list, each needing an individually assessed and fitted chair, plus the repairs that keep it usable.
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One mobile clinic a month for a year in three villages with no health post. Consultations, medicine and follow-up, all free at the point of use.
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A uniform costs less than a tank of fuel and decides whether a child is allowed through the school gate at all.
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Community-led planting with a funded caretaker for each site, because a seedling nobody waters is just a photograph.
DonateThe three questions people actually ask.
The surplus goes to the same programme, not into general funds — more wheelchairs, more clinic days. If a programme is genuinely full, we contact donors and ask before moving anything.
We deliver a smaller version rather than returning the money — forty wheelchairs instead of sixty. Nothing is held back waiting for a total that may never arrive.
Every closed campaign gets a written result — what was raised, what it bought, and what it did not manage. Those figures reconcile with the audited accounts.
Proof that appeals here actually close, with what each one delivered.
Borehole for UmuahiaClosed March 2026
Fully fundedEmergency: Floods 2025Closed November 2025
Fully fundedBack to School 2025Closed September 2025
Fully fundedAn unrestricted gift lets us move money to whichever appeal is furthest behind that week. It is the most useful thing you can give us.
