- +1 (404) 488-5838
- www.mendemfoundation.org
- 3319 Rose Cliff Trace, Buford
The Mendem Foundation is a non-profit organization established in 2020 by a group of professionals from Cameroon. We are all alumni of Sacred Heart College in Bamenda, an all-boys boarding school, graduating in 1991. From an early stage, we learned the importance of prioritizing high moral values, being genuine and authentic, and fostering camaraderie among ourselves. We also understood that our background did not determine our future and worked hard towards realizing our aspirations. Now, after several decades of experience, we are committed to using our skills for the betterment of the community, particularly the youth who need a helping hand to achieve their goals. We believe in social justice, and the best way to achieve this is by removing obstacles that prevent vulnerable and needy individuals from progressing.
Our goal is to strengthen communities by promoting sustainable development, providing educational scholarships, supporting entrepreneurship, and ensuring access to adequate healthcare.
Education is a gift that keeps on giving. Once it is received, it cannot be stolen. This is our biggest project because education lies at the heart of what we do. It goes beyond the classroom and good grades. We are nurturing talent and coaching the leaders of the future.
Social Development in Africa includes various sectors. Our initiatives aim to improve community well-being, inclusive economic growth, and good governance.
Economic Empowerment aims to provide individuals with the skills, knowledge, and resources they need to become successful entrepreneurs and create sustainable income opportunities. This is done through training, mentorship, and access to financial support.
Giving, the key to success, fulfillment, prosperity, and a life of prosperity. The world needs more people who go into the world and give their all to aid in the betterment of society.
People need to stand up and start adding value to other people’s lives by being of service and living selflessly. The good you put out into the world will return to you in an abundance.
I learned to give not because I have much, but because I know exactly how it feels to have nothing. There is abundant joy associated with lifting another person up.
