From Oklahoma City to Akwa Ibom State — here is what your support makes possible on the ground.
Every cause we take on is driven by a real need in a real community. These are our stories.
Through interactive workshops and awareness campaigns, we educated over 300 female secondary school students on menstrual hygiene, self-care, and period management. We provided access to sanitary supplies and demonstrated proper usage — empowering girls to manage their periods with dignity and confidence, while breaking longstanding cultural stigmas.
In partnership with Christ Apostolic Church, the Nitah Foundation took to the streets and homeless shelters of Oklahoma City to feed and clothe the homeless, and distribute sanitary supplies to women in need. A day of love, service, and dignity for our most vulnerable neighbors.
We donated 100,000 FCFA to Rosette Ghainso — a widow and mother — to revive her small roadside breakfast business. This gift restored her ability to earn income independently and feed her children with dignity, proving that even a single donation can change the trajectory of a family's life.
We distributed food supplies to internally displaced people and to mothers who lost their husbands in the ongoing Anglophone crisis. For families uprooted by conflict, these supplies meant more than a meal — they meant survival, and the knowledge that they have not been forgotten.