Yes, African United Foundation, Inc. received its 501©3 Designation on March 13, 2018, from the IRS. AUF is registered on Charity Navigator  and has received Bronze Level of Transparency on GuideStar

A positive attitude and a desire to learn. Consistent attendance, participation, and respect for one another are key elements.

We track the following:
Number of student tuitions we pay to the Scottish Bilingual Nursery & Primary School each year.
Number of students who receive school supplies.
Number of children who attend the After-School Programs.
Number of Young Adults who complete the vocational training program.
The goal, with the help of our doners, supporters and Grant Funding is to increase our student reach 20% year-over-year.

The Executive Team is comprised of William Nkemson, Executive Director, William Nkemson; President, Christopher Akeibom Toh, and Program Director, Henrietta Bettah. Each of their stories are found on the About Us Page.

Up to this point, out of the generosity of the Executive Director, his family, and friends. The Executive Team does not draw a salary from the non-profit. They serve children and young adults from the goodness of their heart. There are 4 Ways You Can Help the efforts of African United Foundation. Effective in 2023 we are seeking funding support through Foundation Grants, as well.

The Donation platforms and Community Rewards Programs are respected and trusted platforms such as PayPal, GuideStar, Kroger and Amazon.

Two times per year—typically June and December.

Donations, supplies, and non-perishable food are shipped to the Private School in Mutengene, Cameroon—as we have a long-standing relationship with the School Director, Rebecca Nahgela Gwaabe.

Reach out, connect with us, and let us know if you would like to spearhead a collection for school supplies, clothing, or non-perishable food. We welcome conversations with you to organize collection drives. Please email us HERE to arrange a time to meet.