Transparency

Our Commitment to Integrity

Every donor deserves to know how their gift is used. Oma HelpingHands Foundation follows strict transparency and accountability practices to ensure that every dollar directly serves those in need.

Financial Stewardship

Each year, we publish simple, clear reports showing how funds are spent. Most donations support on-the-ground programs in Nigeria; a smaller portion covers essential administration and fundraising—ensuring long-term impact and sustainability.

Typical Allocation

▪ 80% Programs and Services
▪ 15% Administration
▪ 5% Fundraising

Your Gift’s Impact

Every contribution creates visible, measurable change:

▪ $25 — Provides school supplies for one child for a month.
▪ $50 — Brings safe drinking water to a family for one week.
▪ $100 — Covers basic medical care for a family in need.
▪ $500 — Helps support or maintain a community water project.

Governance & Compliance

Oma HelpingHands Foundation is registered in Texas, USA, as a nonprofit organization and operates in full compliance with state regulations. Our U.S. board provides oversight to ensure integrity in all financial and operational activities.

In Nigeria, our field team implements programs directly and reports outcomes for full accountability. Donations are securely processed through trusted platforms such as Paystack, PayPal, and Stripe.

Our Promise

Transparency is more than a policy—it’s our promise to you. We are committed to sharing updates, publishing reports, and showing the real lives touched by your generosity.

Your trust fuels our mission. Together, we create hope, dignity, and opportunity for families in need.

Oma HelpingHands Foundation helps communities thrive through education, healthcare, clean water, and vocational training. We support children, empower women, and strengthen health and livelihood systems to promote self-reliance.

We remain transparent, accountable, and committed to lasting impact.

Together, we transform lives, inspire hope, and build brighter futures for children, women, and families in need.