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9:16 vertical · 30s · caption up to 2,200 characters
This school in Nsude, Enugu State is almost 80 years old. No roof over some classrooms. 500+ children still show up every single day.
Ozo Dr. Emmanuel Chijioke Ozoeneh learned to read in these walls. He came back and made the children a promise: “Whatever you want to become, I will make sure you become it.”
We are rebuilding it — classrooms, desks, books, meals, buses, uniforms, security. $250,000 for the full rebuild.
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9:16 vertical · 30s · caption up to 2,200 characters
An 80-year-old school. A leaking roof. 500 children who never stopped showing up.
He learned to read in that classroom — then came back to rebuild it. Watch to the end and hear what the kids say. 🇳🇬
Every dollar goes to classrooms, desks, books and meals. Link in bio to give.
TITLE: An 80-Year-Old School and 500 Children Who Refuse to Give Up | Nsude, Nigeria
DESCRIPTION:
Nsude Primary School in Enugu State, Nigeria has stood for nearly eighty years. The roof leaks, the walls are crumbling and children sit on bare floors. Ozo Dr. Emmanuel Chijioke Ozoeneh, an alumnus of the school, returned and started the Little Hands Big Dreams Foundation to rebuild it.
Goal: $250,000 for classroom blocks, desks, books, daily feeding, school buses, uniforms, security and teacher support.
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Nsude Primary School has stood for almost eighty years. Today the roof leaks, the walls are cracked and more than 500 children sit on bare floors to learn.
Ozo Dr. Emmanuel Chijioke Ozoeneh spent his early school years in those same classrooms. He walked back through the gate decades later and found it almost exactly as he left it — only older and more dangerous. He made the pupils a promise, and the Little Hands Big Dreams Foundation was born.
We are raising $250,000 to rebuild: classroom blocks, desks and chairs, books and supplies, a hot meal every school day, school buses, uniforms, perimeter security and support for the teachers who kept this school alive with almost nothing.
100% of gifts go to the school project. Card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, bank transfer, Zelle, Cash App and checks all accepted.
Give today:
An 80-year-old school. A leaking roof. 500+ children who still show up every day.
He learned to read in that classroom. Now he's rebuilding it.
$250,000 rebuilds Nsude Primary School — classrooms, desks, books, meals, buses, security.
Give:
Please watch these 30 seconds 🙏 Nsude Primary School in Enugu State is nearly 80 years old and falling apart, and 500+ children still learn there every day. The Little Hands Big Dreams Foundation is rebuilding it. Any amount helps — you can give by card, bank transfer, Zelle or Cash App here:
Professional framing · good for corporate sponsors
Corporate and diaspora partners: we are rebuilding Nsude Primary School in Enugu State, Nigeria — a building nearly eighty years old serving more than 500 pupils.
The $250,000 programme funds classroom blocks, desks, learning materials, daily feeding, transport, uniforms and perimeter security. Sponsorship is available at the classroom, bus and term-of-meals level, with donor reporting on every gift.
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SUBJECT: 500 children, one 80-year-old school, and a promise worth keeping
BODY:
Friends,
Nsude Primary School in Enugu State has served children for almost eighty years. Today the roof leaks and pupils sit on bare floors. Ozo Dr. Emmanuel Chijioke Ozoeneh, who learned to read in that building, has started the Little Hands Big Dreams Foundation to rebuild it.
We need $250,000 for classrooms, desks, books, daily meals, buses, uniforms and security. Every gift is tracked and reported back.
Give here:
