Thank you to all who have participated, prayed, and donated thus far. Do you know how amazing this is? You have a stake in changed lives who can never adequately thank you for the gift you have given them. We all say, “Fahmiyanwi!” (Thanks be to God!)

In April 2026, The Herald Tribune detailed a major stakeholders' meeting in Bafut convened by the Fahmiyanwi NGO.. Journalists have closely tracked the following localized issues:

• Sustainable Water Initiatives

• Regional Security Challenges

World Environment Day reminds us that global climate change conversations reflect current realities for some places around the world. The work we do today is even more crucial for the future—to get sustainable water sources now!

This young girl gathers all the water for the family and is glad she only has to walk this cart 1 kilometer now that there is water in her village.

Three countries and twenty communities so far!

A family bicycle took this girl on dangerous daily trips to fetch water.

Everyone needs water, and everyone needs Jesus.
We partnered with outreach organizations in Nairobi, Kenya.

“We are that moment, finally, and it may never be the same again here. Manual labor is gone. Myfora is entering a new phase. Christmas in Myfora is going to be easy, easy, easy.”

Thank you to all who participated in our golf invitational! You have helped us start four new projects!

FahMiyanwi partnered with Destiny Orphanage in Bangoulap, Cameroon to bring a sustainable source of clean water and provide solar power for the pump, which not only blesses the orphanage but the entire village.

The Mbebali community was ready to dig pipelines and provide the stones, sand, and labor to continue the project to completion.

Official letterhead of the Republic of Cameroon carried an application for a borehole and potablewater from the Bafut subdivision of the Bawum village.

Orphaned children walked along a dirt path, each holding a large containers or plastic bucket with cloudy water from the creek.

A pregnant mother bled for days and feared for her baby’s life. The ultrasound FahMiyanwi provided to the district hospital was crucial!

Power went out and left the district hospital in darkness with no guarantee of when it would be restored.

We are not here by accident. Each life has purpose, and it extends beyond our time on earth into eternity.

When opportunity meets preparedness, some call it luck. But luck is not the source of success!

If you do not know where you are going, no road will take you there.

Grow good friendships!

Patience brings peace!