About Us
We Bring Changes to The World
We, D. ELIZABETH FOUNDATION, do not believe in temporary charity. We believe in structural transformation lifting the vulnerable, equipping the excluded, and walking with communities until they can walk alone.
- Incorporated Trustee under the Companies and Allied Matters Act CAC, Nigeria.
- 34, Ihediohanma Street, Mile II Diobu, Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria.
Registered under Nigerian law as an Incorporated Trustee, our Foundation is driven by a legal and moral commitment to
serve widows, orphans, the sick, the differently-abled, women at risk, and underserved youth - without discrimination
and without wavering.
"We are not just an NGO. We are a covenant of change."
Board of Trustees & Executive Committee.
Yes - held by the Secretary for official execution of documents.
Annual audit by independent, licensed auditors; financial statements filed with CAC.
No income or property is distributed to members. Upon dissolution, remaining assets go to similar charitable objects.
This legal foundation ensures transparency, accountability, and donor confidence - every kobo is tracked, every mandate
is enforceable.
Pillars - Programmes
Based on our stipulated 10 objectives
D. ELIZABETH FOUNDATION delivers impact
through these powerful pillars:
Education & Capacity Building
Seminars, moral values camps, mentorship, citizenship training Values Camp, Youth Mentorship Circles, Digital Literacy.
Environmental Sustainability
cological balance, sustainable development awareness School Greening Project, Plastic Recycling for Income.
Social Welfare & Protection
Widows, orphans, sick support; anti-FGM; care for needy Adopt-a-Widow, Orphan Education Fund, Anti-Cut Campaign.
Healthcare Access
Medical assistance, mobile clinics, drugs for the helpless Free Health Missions, Maternal/Infant Care, Disability Aids.
Strategic Roadmap
2026 - 2028
Our Aims & Objectives
(Legally Extracted & Articulated for Donors)
Below are the constitutionally enshrined objectives of the Foundation - each one represents a fundable, measurable outcome.
What We Do
- Care for the needy, promote volunteerism, educate for good citizenship, and inculcate national unity ideals. Fund a National Unity Volunteer Corps.
- Empower the differently-abled with medical aids, appliances, vocational training, employment, and rehabilitation measures for self-sustained living. Provide Wheelchairs, Hearing Aids, or Skills Labs for PWDs.
- LProvide medical assistance to the sick, especially the helpless and impoverished. Adopt a Medical Outreach (Mobile Clinic or Drug Bank).
- Support widows, orphans, the sick, churches, and organisations through charity work and strategic partnerships. Sponsor a Widow's Livelihood Pack or Orphan Education Bond.
- Organise forums, seminars, camps to spread good living habits, moral values, Nigerian culture, and self-confidence methods; create centres nationwide. Sponsor a Life Skills & Values Camp for 500 Youth.
Donor Appeal
- Raise funds via donations, subscriptions, investments - applied solely for the Foundation's objectives. Donate to our Endowment Fund for long-term sustainability.
- Preserve the environment and propagate sustainable development for ecological balance. Fund Tree-Planting & Waste-to-Wealth Campaigns.
- Mentor and provide guidance to the youth. Support a Youth Mentorship & Career Bootcamp.
- Associate with institutions having similar objectives and cooperate with any person/body in furtherance of such goals. Join our Partnership Coalition for Joint Grant Applications.
- Uplift women's status; fight female circumcision (FGM) and victimization of girls/women. Fund Anti-FGM Community Sensitization & Rescue Hubs.
All these objectives are legally binding on the Trustees and form the only basis for our expenditure
People Reached
Country
Campaign
Children Assisted