Fund medicines, essentials, school supplies and opportunities for families.
Get Involved With KMJ Foundation
Ways to Make a Difference
Share your time and skills, from fundraising to professional expertise.
Churches, schools and businesses can sponsor an outreach or a program.
Tell friends and family about our work in Abia State, Nigeria.
Donations to KMJ Foundation are made securely online through PayPal Giving Fund, and PayPal covers the transaction fees.
Your gift supports our programs in Abia State, Nigeria: medical missions, Bucket of Love, women’s micro-loans, skills and jobs training, school supplies and clean water. If you would like your gift to go to a specific program, add a note when you donate or let us know.
Prefer to talk to someone first? Call us at 602-524-7878.
What Your Gift Can Support
Medicines and supplies for free care in rural communities.
Food and everyday essentials for women, elders and families.
Backpacks, learning materials and food for children.
Small loans for women and job skills training for young people.
How Volunteers Help
Host a fundraiser or a Bucket of Love drive with your church, school or friends.
Doctors, nurses, teachers and business people can support our programs.
Help collect funds and supplies for school kits and essentials.
Join a future outreach in Abia State, Nigeria, when trips are planned.
Volunteer or Partner With Us
Tell us a little about yourself and how you would like to help. Our team will review your message and contact you.
Donation and Volunteer Questions
Still Have Questions?
We’re happy to help. If you couldn’t find what you were looking for, reach out and our team will get back to you.
Donate, Volunteer and Partner to Help Families in Nigeria
There are many ways to help families in Nigeria with KMJ Foundation. You can donate online through PayPal Giving Fund, volunteer your time and skills from anywhere in the U.S., or partner with us as a church, school or business.
Every gift and every volunteer hour supports our medical missions, Bucket of Love distributions, school supplies, micro-loans for women and job skills training in Abia State.