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Ngounou and Moyo, dedicated their lives to service in their community, because of their driving passion to help people find their way out of poverty.
Donate Now to join Ngounou & Moyo and the Foundation in empowering millions around the world to forge their own paths out of poverty, while the same time Combating Misery, Reducing Hunger, and Lowering the Violence among the young people in Benin, Chad, Cameroon, Central African Republic, and beyond.
Aware of the importance of scholarship to help enable the opening of new doors leading out of the throws of poverty and offering young women as well as men in the District of Columbia Metro area, a unique scholarship program has been implemented as of March, 2018.
Overcoming poverty is not a privilege, it should be a human right. Poverty is not natural, and it can be overcome and eradicated. Your generosity and the actions of others will determine whether we can succeed in our mission.
Sometime it falls on a generation to be great. We can be that great generation. We can be the ones they remember that set thousands free and began creating "Populations without Poverty". Your contribution is an important building block - it will feed a child, maybe a family, send a child to school, allow a young adult to learn a skill, but ultimately you will extending a hand to someone who needs that hand to take a step to begin exiting a world a poverty and to see thru an open door into a life celebrating a productive future. Your generous donation is very much appreciated. Thank You.
Donate Now to join Ngounou & Moyo and the Foundation in empowering millions around the world to forge their own paths out of poverty, while the same time Combating Misery, Reducing Hunger, and Lowering the Violence among the young people in Benin, Chad, Cameroon, Central African Republic, and beyond.
Aware of the importance of scholarship to help enable the opening of new doors leading out of the throws of poverty and offering young women as well as men in the District of Columbia Metro area, a unique scholarship program has been implemented as of March, 2018.
Overcoming poverty is not a privilege, it should be a human right. Poverty is not natural, and it can be overcome and eradicated. Your generosity and the actions of others will determine whether we can succeed in our mission.
Sometime it falls on a generation to be great. We can be that great generation. We can be the ones they remember that set thousands free and began creating "Populations without Poverty". Your contribution is an important building block - it will feed a child, maybe a family, send a child to school, allow a young adult to learn a skill, but ultimately you will extending a hand to someone who needs that hand to take a step to begin exiting a world a poverty and to see thru an open door into a life celebrating a productive future. Your generous donation is very much appreciated. Thank You.
$ 1000
CAMPAIGN FOR-COLLEGE TEACHER BURNED IN GASOLINE TRUCK ACCIDENT & OTHER SURVIVORS
Ngounou & Moyo (NGM)Foundation is organizing this fundraiser for the College Teacher burned in gasoline truck accident and other survivors in Cameroon
Donation can be made "Here" or by " mail"
On March 13, 2021, we received a cry for help from a college instructor in his forties, who was injured by fire in a transport bus and gasoline truck accident on January 27, 2021, while going to teach students at Dschang (West Cameroon). With a video and multiple pictures of the injured man, our staff sought medical consult from the MedStar facility's MD at Washington DC, and the advice was: Faith (as the meaning of his name ) needs an aggressive intervention before catching any kind of deadly infection since on the video we can see a lack of proper PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) around a 3rd degree burned patient in his hospital room and he is already going to 3 months post injury.
"NO GLOVES WERE WORN AROUND A THIRD DEGREE BURNED PATIENT"
By seeing almost 55-60 % of his burned body to 2-3 degree, and imagining the pain he bears, no one deserves to go through what this father of 4 minor kids is going through.
Therefore we are asking any one in this world with compassion to fund the transfer and treatment of this father of 4 minor children to the level one trauma hospital in South Africa, which is the closest level one trauma hospital in Africa (only a 4-5 hour flight from Cameroon instead of a 24 hour flight to America).
This page is being set up with the hope that, as human beings, we can help not only to alleviate some of the financial burden to Faith and other burned survivors, but also support their healing by praying to GOD. There are many challenges ahead that Faith and others will face with healing, extensive physical, and occupational therapy, and coming to terms with his, or their new normal.
Where and how the accident happen
This deadly accident happened In Cameroon, an underdeveloped country located in Central Africa. On the night of January 27, 2021 there was a
collision between an interurban transport bus of 70+ passengers and a gasoline truck at the Cliff of Dschang, Western Cameroon that left 53-55+ people that were burned to death and 15-17+ seriously injured.
Those funds will go to cover all expenses of Faith for 1-year or more , and will also help other burned survivors of the same accident to medically heal their wound and skin better.
NB: For 1 year, please grant 1 minute of silence to all the dead burned in this accident of January 27, 2021 in Cameroon.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT TO HELPLESS
Donation can be made "Here" or by " mail"
- Funding here at www.NGM1F.org as “Campaign for College Teacher Burned in Gasoline Truck Accident & Other Survivors"
- Funding by mail ( only check-No cash ) at NGM Foundation, Inc, 1420 N Street, NW Ste 120, Washington, DC 20005
On March 13, 2021, we received a cry for help from a college instructor in his forties, who was injured by fire in a transport bus and gasoline truck accident on January 27, 2021, while going to teach students at Dschang (West Cameroon). With a video and multiple pictures of the injured man, our staff sought medical consult from the MedStar facility's MD at Washington DC, and the advice was: Faith (as the meaning of his name ) needs an aggressive intervention before catching any kind of deadly infection since on the video we can see a lack of proper PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) around a 3rd degree burned patient in his hospital room and he is already going to 3 months post injury.
"NO GLOVES WERE WORN AROUND A THIRD DEGREE BURNED PATIENT"
By seeing almost 55-60 % of his burned body to 2-3 degree, and imagining the pain he bears, no one deserves to go through what this father of 4 minor kids is going through.
Therefore we are asking any one in this world with compassion to fund the transfer and treatment of this father of 4 minor children to the level one trauma hospital in South Africa, which is the closest level one trauma hospital in Africa (only a 4-5 hour flight from Cameroon instead of a 24 hour flight to America).
This page is being set up with the hope that, as human beings, we can help not only to alleviate some of the financial burden to Faith and other burned survivors, but also support their healing by praying to GOD. There are many challenges ahead that Faith and others will face with healing, extensive physical, and occupational therapy, and coming to terms with his, or their new normal.
Where and how the accident happen
This deadly accident happened In Cameroon, an underdeveloped country located in Central Africa. On the night of January 27, 2021 there was a
collision between an interurban transport bus of 70+ passengers and a gasoline truck at the Cliff of Dschang, Western Cameroon that left 53-55+ people that were burned to death and 15-17+ seriously injured.
Those funds will go to cover all expenses of Faith for 1-year or more , and will also help other burned survivors of the same accident to medically heal their wound and skin better.
- Paying the rest of hospital bill in Cameroon if not paid prior to transfer
- Paying for SPECIAL AIR TRANSPORT including one to two medical staff to assist Faith from Cameroon to the South Africa hospital , which is the closer best Level One Trauma Center in Africa, with accreditation by the Trauma Society of South Africa.
- Paying the regular flight ticket for the medical staffs to return to Cameroon
- Paying inpatient stay fees at the South Africa Medical Center
- Paying inpatient medical treatment, procedure, including MD (Medical Doctor) fees for at least 4 months to 1 year
- Paying the rehabilitation Care
- Paying Faith's flight ticket back to Cameroon
- Supporting his lovely family, wife with 4 minors children ( included 3 months old infant). an other burned survivors family
NB: For 1 year, please grant 1 minute of silence to all the dead burned in this accident of January 27, 2021 in Cameroon.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT TO HELPLESS
$1000
2021 SCHOLARSHIPS
The Ngounou & Moyo(NGM) Foundation proudly announces the 2021-2022
Ngounou & Moyo Scholarship Program.
Under this new and unique program, a Scholarship will be awarded to students living in qualifying environmental conditions throughout the Washington DC Metropolitan Area.
Program Guidelines & Priorities:
- The qualified Candidates must meet the following Eligibility Criteria:
- Graduating students/trade skill applicants must meet specific economic/income level restrictions to be considered.
- Applicants must be applying for assistance to either a four or two year academic institution, or a recognized training certificate program or a licensed apprentice training program.
- Applications must be received by the NGM Foundation no later than April 15, 2021 for fall semester 2021, or no later than September 15, 2021 for spring semester 2022.
- Late applications will not be accepted.
Mail two copies of a completed and filed application package to:
(Your Package should include your completed application and the required essay)
NGM Foundation/Scholarship program
1420 N Street NW, Suite 102
Washington, DC 20005
APPLICATION/ FORM-2021 NGM Scholarship.docx
All applications will be reviewed by, and all recipients are selected by the NGM Foundation Scholarship Committee.
The winning candidates will be awarded their scholarships on May 25, 2021 during a dinner meeting of the NGM foundation. Formal invitations will be sent to the candidates, and scholarship winners are expected to attend to claim their awards.
Please submit any questions by email to: info@NGM1F.org
