Our Mission

Fahmiyanwi is a conduit of God’s grace dedicated to bringing hope and resources to the underprivileged, both locally and globally. We provide clean drinking water to needy communities in Africa.

Our Beginnings

The Fahmiyanwi foundation was formed in response to the need for clean water in Cameroon and to open a way for people to connect to future projects. FahMiyanwi means "Thanks be to God" in a local dialect, and our guiding Bible verse is Romans 11:36.

"For of Him, and through Him, and to Him, are all things, to whom be glory for ever. Amen."

Our Founders

Dr. Emmanuel “Manny” Ngoh and his wife, Catherine, were born in Cameroon, West Africa. In 1986, Manny came to the USA with a dream of becoming a dentist and built a thriving endodontic practice in Augusta, Georgia. He has since been heavily involved in medical missions with a single mindset: to make a difference. Together, Manny and Catherine formed and funded the Fahmiyanwi foundation to reach across racial, cultural, and political barriers with the intent to show that God is the source of all good things, regardless of a person’s origin or limitations.

Our Partners

We work in partnership with local stakeholders through local churches and faith-based organizations. Water has been a means of evangelism and reaching the unreached for Christ while advancing the Kingdom, and is the primary outreach of the Fahmiyanwi foundation.

Our Advisory Board

We are immensely thankful for our Advisory Board.
Each outstanding individual mentioned here
is indispensable in our combined
pursuit of health and wellness.

  • A smiling African-American man wearing a white medical coat with an embroidered name and logo, standing next to a medical machine.

    Dr. Emmanuel Ngoh

    Chairman

  • A man with dark skin and short black hair, wearing a dark blue blazer over a striped sweater with a zip-up collar, posing indoors in a building with high ceilings, large windows, and wooden ceiling panels.

    Lord Mayor Abel Langsi

    Vice Chairman

  • A middle-aged African man with short hair, dressed in a white shirt and a dark blazer, standing against a plain white wall.

    Mr. Pascal Fuh Ngoh

    Chief Executive Officer

  • An African man with short hair wearing a black turtleneck and black blazer, posing against a plain white background.

    Mr. Eric Ngoh Tafor

    Treasurer 

  • An African man dressed in a dark suit, light blue shirt, and red tie, standing against a plain light-colored background.

    Barrister Walters Shu

    Legal Adviser 

  • A man wearing glasses and a black clerical collar with a white tab, dressed in a traditional African embroidered shirt with red, yellow, green, and white patterns, standing against a plain light-colored wall.

    Rev. Asaha Ferdinand

    Spiritual Leader

  • A man wearing traditional African attire with detailed gold embroidery and a beaded necklace, standing against a plain background.

    Dr. Princewill Che Tafor

    Board Member

  • A portrait photograph of an African man with gray hair, wearing a dark suit, white shirt, and striped tie.

    Diplomat Robert Tanda

    Board Member

  • An African woman with dark hair, wearing glasses, a white blouse with a chain pattern, and a black choker necklace.

    Mrs. Prisca Lum Ngwa

    Board Member

  • Dr. Kenneth Fuh

    Board Member, Calgary, Canada