Local Giving
If 150,000 Nigerians commit ₦15,000 annually (₦1,250 monthly), we will raise ₦2.25 billion (~$1.5m) annually.

Our goal is to raise $50M by 2030 to end Sickle Cell.
These donations will provide direct, life-saving treatments to more than 150,000 people living with sickle cell disease annually. Here is how we plan to raise it.
If 150,000 Nigerians commit ₦15,000 annually (₦1,250 monthly), we will raise ₦2.25 billion (~$1.5m) annually.
If 150,000 individuals abroad donate $15 annually ($1.25 monthly), we will raise an additional $2.25m annually.

If 150 organisations adopt 100 children annually at ₦15,000 each, we will raise ₦2.7 billion (~$1.8m) annually.
This is our plan to utilize the funds raised:
Our Programmes
When you donate or partner with us, you become part of a proven system delivering prevention, care, and cure to thousands across Nigeria and beyond.
50%
Bridging the care gap with affordable, standardized treatment.

Specialized care for stroke prevention, treatment, and recovery.

Provision of free leg ulcer treatment/wound management.

Provision of free routine medications and patient assessment.

Provision of welfare and palliative support.

Interventions like hip replacements and bone marrow transplants.

Training 450,000 champions and care givers for the digital economy by 2030.

People living with SCD, Caregivers, Couples at risk & Pre-marital Counselling

Upgrading 30 Sickle Cell Clinics annually.
25%
Prevention is not just cheaper than cure, it is the greatest act of love.

Partnering with NYSC to train 120,000 youth corps members by 2030.

Educating over 60,000 secondary school Students before 2030.

Raising sickle cell awareness across tertiary institutions.

Educating communities on sickle cell prevention and care.

Prenatal Diagnosis (PND) using Chorionic Villus Sampling (CVS), 200 annually.

Testing 20,000 newborns annually for early detection.

Training 10,000 medical workers before 2030.

Conducting over 100,000 screening tests annually.
25%
Turning the curative frontier into a reality for Nigerians.

Direct financial assistance for 30 life-saving transplants.