Hope In Motion

The December Dignity Giveaway: A Blueprint for Impact

This past December, we launched a three-city pilot program to prove that a coordinated, grassroots effort could restore dignity to the next generation. Across Lagos, Jos, and Port Harcourt, our teams went to work.

The result? With a modest investment of $407 (₦580,000), we successfully provided professional grooming and braiding services to 132 children.

• In Lagos, Mark Henry and his team of four volunteers spent 36 hours ensuring 40 children walked away feeling seen and valued.

• In Jos, Pondam Lakai mobilized a massive volunteer force of 13 people, contributing 140 man-hours to serve 47 children. It was here that a mother approached our team with a blessing: "Thank you for making my son smile... You shall prosper."

• In Port Harcourt, Pastor, Dr. Prince Kwani led the charge for 45 children, proving that even with a lean team, the impact is profound.

Efficiency Meets Heart

By leveraging local barbers and braiders, we didn't just help the children—we supported the local economy. Every dollar was stretched to its limit, ensuring that for roughly $3 per child, we delivered more than just a haircut; we delivered a moment of hope.