The average person in Nigeria made less than $6.50 per day in 2019.
The COVID-19 pandemic has made life even harder for the 200 million people that call Nigeria home. Government-imposed lockdowns that were required for mitigation efforts of the coronavirus has led to people facing hunger in many parts of the country.
Rice and wheat, two key food resources, have also increased in price due to supply chain disruption and due to wealthier countries stockpiling food reserves in fear of future lockdown situations caused by COVID-19.
People are hungry.
We are trying to help.
Please consider donating -- we have a variety of options -- please choose whichever is most convenient for you:
PayPal: paypal.me/carefornigeria, Venmo: @CareforNigeria
Zelle: carefornigeria@gmail.com, CashApp: $Care4N
or mail check to company address at bottom of this page
If you would like to be updated via email on our progress, please contact carefornigeria@gmail.com.
We are a 501c3 non-profit organization helping people through humanitarian aid for health, nutrition, and educational support for indigent families abroad in Nigeria and also here in the Delaware Valley. We have a vision through the humanitarian works of this organization to bridge diverse racial reconciliation. We have fed >2000 people in rural Nigeria to date through local purchase and distribution of beans, rice, garri, and noodles to elderly widows, children, and families in need. We also have vision to provide the school bag pictured to children in need, as well as adopting the 9th annual Delaware Valley Christmas tree and food distribution mission for indigent families this and future years. We will develop other DE Valley support networks through regional partnerships.
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