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Winter Shelter: Providing Warmth and Hotel Lodging to the Homeless
Jun 22, 2026
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Winter Shelter: Providing Warmth and Hotel Lodging to the Homeless

During the freezing winter months in the United States, exposure can be fatal for those without shelter. As part of our American outreach, Nkanu Global Foundation volunteers drive around seeking out homeless individuals in extreme cold weather. Instead of just offering blankets, we place them in comfortable hotels for two to three nights. This immediate emergency shelter provides them safety, warmth, and the opportunity to connect with local social services. "No one should freeze in the winter," says Dr. Patience Eze. Your donations make these hotel stays possible, saving lives one night at a time.

Community Health Education: Prevention is Power
Jun 22, 2026
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Community Health Education: Prevention is Power

Knowledge is power. There is no reason to die from a disease that is preventable just because of lack of knowledge and awareness. Nkanu Global Foundation, led by Dr. Patience Eze, organizes both online and in-person workshops on the risk factors of Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) and how it can be prevented. Our focus is targeting minority groups and people who do not have access to healthcare in rural Nigeria and underserved areas of America. In our recent health campaign, we reached over 500 individuals, offering free screening and counseling on lifestyle adjustments to prevent chronic diseases.

The Impact of 3-in-1 Desks in Rural Enugu Public Schools
Jun 22, 2026
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The Impact of 3-in-1 Desks in Rural Enugu Public Schools

In Nigeria, more than 70 percent of Primary School Students in Public Schools sit on the floor, or broken blocks, or woven mats to learn because the schools they go to do not have or provide chairs and desks. These rural children, mostly from very poor families, face severe challenges in concentrating and participating in class. Some of these rural children sit on broken blocks or mats they bring from home. Some of them place notebooks on each other's back to write or copy notes. Through Nkanu Global Foundation, a $120 gift produces and delivers a three-in-one wooden desk with a bench for three children. The feedback from teachers and headmasters has been overwhelmingly positive. With proper desks, students' posture has improved, and attendance has increased by over 40% in schools we've supported.