please drop the name/s, contact address and all relevant details of legitimate nigerian charities/NGO/ orphanages/ old people's settlement or any other project (charitable) you [i]sincerely believe [/i]is worth supporting. 

many thanks

Josh Josh for me its ;
Little saints Orphanage,Akowonjo and palmgroove,lagos state.Guess they have a website,not sure but try www.little saints orphanage.com
Hearts of gold hospice,VI lagos state.
Daughters of Abraham foundation,Abuja.(they reach out to the prostitutes and give them a new lease on life)
These ones are tried and confirmed

many thanks dear sister. trust your are well? i will check those out. i wish i can get email address and phone nos too or preferably a website like this http://www.doafnigeria.com/the%20founder.html

thanks tho

http://www.nasarawastate.org/newsday/news/nasarawa/11108113842.html

Chike Okoli Foundation

http://www.chikeokolifoundation.org/index.php

Kanu Heart Foundation(The largest and most helpful NGO in Nigeria now).

http://www.kanuheartfoundationng.com/

DeepZone:

Kanu Heart Foundation(The largest and most helpful NGO in Nigeria now).

where do you get your statistics from?
You always spring out with pish posh .Tsk !

ifyalways:

where do you get your statistics from?
You always spring out with pish posh .Tsk !

do u have any NGO in mind? then spill it

idupaul:

do u have any NGO in mind? then spill it

what have u been taking?

ifyalways:


what have u been taking?

Did I say sumtin wrong

lol
i was wondering why u made ur first comment considering the fact that i was asking Fummi for verifications of her claims.
Abeg today na sunday,happy sunday.

ifyalways:

lol
i was wondering why u made ur first comment considering the fact that i was asking Fummi for verifications of her claims.
Abeg today na sunday,happy sunday.

a very happy sunday indeed so lets not spoil this one. this is about doing good and not about arguments.

auntie funmi thanks a million. God bless you. we will appreciate more names and any one who can do something please let us all do our little quota for the under priviledge of our society.

God bless you all as you do

ayomifull:

http://www.littlesaintsorphanages.org/lsodonate.html

thank you so much ayo
Mrs dele George have done alot for this generation.Do you know the very first inmates?Ruth and Esther,picked as babies,they are almost in in the university now.have you seen them going to school?they attend the best private schools in lagos,eat very good food,wear the best of clothes oh la la ,i can go on and on
I pray God bless her and every soul that have contributed in any way to keep hope alive for those kids.

ifyalways:
I pray God bless her and every soul that have contributed in any way to keep hope alive for those kids.

AMen i say to that. we ned more of this. been through the site. this is a project worth supporting. thanks for your post

where are the other NGO pls. people in naija please do us a favour

where are the other NGO please. people in naija please do us a favour

JJYOU:

where are the other NGO please. people in naija please do us a favour

Almajiri Re-settlement Foundation.

tks  where is this please. any website, email and address please?  please people lets help out on this one.

Some people in Nigeria are sincerely trying o. Personally, I am too selfish to give so much of myself to children like that.

Jeremiah Useni's late wife was at the brink of forming a formidable NGO before the cold hands of death came calling. She was the only person that used our stolen money for our own good in Nigeria. God bless her soul.

Aloy.Emeka:

Jeremiah Useni's late wife was at the brink of forming a formidable NGO before the cold hands of death came calling. She was the only person that used our stolen money for our own good in Nigeria. God bless her soul.

cold hand of death is always ugly thank God she left behind some good work. what will we leave behind. what will you be remembered for? think about that

Josh i noticed,almost everyone is talking about the private owned homes.sad.
From my experiences from visits to the govt run and managed homes,most donations/gifts end up in the hands of the minders/workers .I got a shocker during my second visit to SOS home in Isolo,one of the kids there,a bright 9 yr old girl told me that the juice i bought for them the last time never got to them.She said the nannies drank it .I from then decided that whenever i go to the govt owned homes,i wud buy edible gifts that i wud make sure the kids take before i leave.Moreso,you can also opt to Foster a kid/s . . . . . .pay his/her fees in school .
The kids have no hands in wherever they find themselves so lets not forget them too.
Try also the "alakara,Juvenile centre".Its at Mushin lagos state.Thoughts of that place brings tears to my eyes.IOts like a prison.kids ranging from children whose parents are serving in the prisons to abandoned and displaced teens.good a thing,you can even bring them prepared food from home.
God bless us all as we try to make a change in our little ways.

ifyalways:
most donations/gifts end up in the hands of the minders/workers .I got a shocker during my second visit to SOS home in Isolo,one of the kids there,a bright 9 yr old girl told me that the juice i bought for them the last time never got to them.She said the nannies drank it. Moreso,you can also opt to Foster a kid/s . . . . . .pay his/her fees in school . God bless us all as we try to make a change in our little ways.

many thanks my dear sister. i discovered something similiar this year. we visited the place unannounced. i was shocked to see the work of renovating the place some good people here paid for not done. the clothes we sent cannot be accounted for either. i have been making attempts to get some reliable and more trust worthy person on board without success.

we have loads of stuff and some money we want to get out before december ending. i will see if we can work on the forstering plans. it would have to be on payment direct to the schools.

i didnt know kids have to go into homes when thier parents are in prison. nigeria is really progressing if you know what i mean. my other half is going to work out something concrete in the next 12 months and i will keep you posted. this has become a passion since we lost my gran 5yrs ago, she always went to the homes to feed and cloth in our names so we never have lack. some of us want to keep that flame and may be one day we may end up having a home of ours named after her. who knows. watch this space

JJYOU:

many thanks my dear sister. i discovered something similiar this year. we visited the place unannounced. i was shocked to see the work of renovating the place some good people here paid for not done. the clothes we sent cannot be accounted for either. i have been making attempts to get some reliable and more trust worthy person on board without success.

we have loads of stuff and some money we want to get out before december ending. i will see if we can work on the forstering plans. it would have to be on payment direct to the schools.

i didnt know kids have to go into homes when their parents are in prison. nigeria is really progressing if you know what i mean. my other half is going to work out something concrete in the next 12 months and i will keep you posted. this has become a passion since we lost my gran 5yrs ago, she always went to the homes to feed and cloth in our names so we never have lack. some of us want to keep that flame and may be one day we may end up having a home of ours named after her. who knows. watch this space

I was thinking am the only one that have noticed that. Methinks its best to either go with stuffs the kids can use whilst you are still there eg snacks,drinks OR to foster a kid (pay the school fees directly to the school and get the kids textbooks etc)
Yeah,Alakara juvenile home exists for real but its not only over crowded but its also under staffed.Its supposed to be a sort of reform home but the reverse is the case,its more like a prison .
I wud sure keep an eye on this thread,May the good lord give you and your wife the grace needed.

BRINGING EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE TO MANY (BEAM INC.)
www.beaminc.org

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thanks everyone. thanks Ezinwannem. special thanks TPia. someone is helping us look at the work from benin. it looks good. i think there was a launch sometimes in london. got the card but couldnt go. will keep you posted.

tks we can all do our litlle quota for our people. every little helps as Tesco says

U cld try SOS Children's Village in Isolo, Lagos. Tel number 01 4974265

once again thanks and God bless. wher are people in nigeria? pls help us here tks

can someone help with more charities plss.

Gamine, i was expecting you must know a lot about this kind of thing. hope you and your family are well?