HOPEE Foundation a globally recognized Non-Governmental Organization will on Saturday, September 23rd, decorate Mr. Lucky Martins Igbokwe, (A.K.A Don Lulu) with an award in recognition of his services to humanity and youth developments.

Mr. Igbokwe a multiple award winner, a United Nations Mayor of Peace, and the president of 2Flame Entertainment ltd, a Nigerian record label reputed for discovering young musical talents and developing them into big and celebrated artistes was chosen by the organization to be honoured in the selfless services and human capital development category alongside four others will be receiving the award at Best Western Plus Towson Baltimore North Hotel & Suites,1100 Cromwell Bridge Rd, Towson, Maryland 21286.

To receive the award alongside Don Lulu are, Prince Okenwa, Rev Danny Haas, Senior Pastor of First York Assembly of God’s Church and ACF Baltimore for their outstanding contribution to humanity.

A release from the Hanover, Pennsylvania based Ngo, signed by the founder and the president, Dr. Maduabuchi Prince Gabriel said, “the 2017 gala and awards night will afford us the opportunity to appreciate men and women from around the world that has made impact in the lives of indigent ones either through our organization or on their own.”

The statement further stated that the organization is founded on the premise of bringing hope to the world through skilled acquisition projects that are designed to help the poor and needy.

“Our vision is to provide Healthcare, provide food and teach people how to farm, help orphanages, and empower women with skills and trade, while teaching the women and the youth to provide for themselves and their families, especially widows, the organization also empowers school children with school supplies and educational needs and materials.

Hopee Foundation has lined up a number of activities in service to humanity in Nigeria, beginning from December 2017 which includes the delivery of beds and cribs for the orphans in Methodist church Uzuakoli Motherless babies’ home, free medical services amongst other humanitarian activities.