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MISSION:
Dreams Fulfillment Foundation is a non profit, tax exempt (5o1C3)organization that assist destitute children and orphans obtain an
education in Africa. To this end, we provide free scholarships, tuition assistance programs, educational materials and school supplies to orphans and desitute children desirous of obtaining an education but can not afford the cost.

VISION:
Our vision is to reduce the illiteracy rate on the continent of Africa to the utmost minimmum and at the same time develop citizens with great potentials to lead and serve.

GOALS:

  • Summer 2014: Educational assistance in the forms of scholarships and school supplies to destitute children in the African nation of Sierra Leone.
  • Fall 2016: Build a public library in Liberia for students and youths to have access to information (books), computers and the internet for research and educational purposes.
  • Fall 2014: Broaden our scholarship program by providing college students in Liberia scholarships to study certain majors/careers in demand.

Our Projects


  • Mother Dorothy Wleh Orphanage Home

    The orphanage was founded in with a goal to provide shelter, food and security to children who became orphans during the Liberia civil…Read More


  • Thank You Statement

    We would first like to thank God for a successful trip to Liberia during the month of June 2010. Secondly, the trip…Read More


  • News Update 2011

    First and foremost we want to thank all of our members, donors and supporters for their continuous generousity to the children of…Read More


  • Palmgrove Assembly of God School

    Looking at the need for intellectual, moral, and spiritual development of the children/youths after the Liberian civil war especially the end of…Read More