8 of 8
children who have left our care went home to their own families
Children go home where they can
8 children have left our care since 2024, and every one returned to their own family. We hold the documents for each.
Pure religion and undefiled before God and the Father is this, to visit the fatherless and widows in their affliction. James 1:27
We know every widow and every child by name.
Since March 2024 we have cared for children and widows in Enugu State. Not as a crowd. As people we can each name, count and account for.
- Widows on our register
- 202
- Enugu and Enugu Ezike
- Children cared for since 2024
- 23
- 8 have gone back to their own families
- Children with us today
- 15
- Aged 1 to 14
- Empowerment outreaches
- 3
- Dec 2025, Apr 2026, Aug 2026
- Branches serving communities
- 2
- Headquarters and outreach
These are small numbers, and every one of them is real. Each figure comes from our own register, not an estimate. We can name the people behind them and show you what each received and when. Registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission of Nigeria, CAC/IT/NO 151423.
Three programmes, and nothing we cannot show you
The foundation began with a vision Pastor Ken David received in Houston, Texas, after hearing a widow testify that she had shared the little she had until fifty widows had been reached. He raised the first funds at his birthday.
23 children cared for since 2024, 15 with us today
Children come to us in different circumstances. Whatever brought them here, they are fed, schooled, kept and known, and every placement is agreed in writing and documented.
8 children have already left us, and all 8 went back to their own families. That is the outcome we work towards. A home is meant to be a bridge, not a destination, and we keep the documented record of every child who crossed it.
- Every admission documented, with guardian and guarantor recorded
- Every placement agreed in writing and kept on file
- No child appears in our media without a guardian's written permission
202 widows, served in turn
Each widow carries a numbered card and appears on our register with her household, her needs and her next of kin. Supplies arrive when they arrive, so fairness cannot be left to memory.
- Distribution lists ordered by who has waited longest
- Every collection signed for and photographed
- Skills training so relief becomes a livelihood
Reaching beyond our own gate
Our Enugu Ezike branch serves widows in a community in Igbo-Eze North LGA of Enugu State, and we visit other children's homes to share what we have.
- Free borehole water planned for the surrounding community
- A computer school and a music school for the children
- A maternity centre, with a midwife already on our team
Our most urgent need
A school bus for our children
Our most urgent need. A bus means the children travel to school safely, together, every day.
Most charities ask you to trust them. We would rather show you.
In 2026 we replaced our paper books with a records system covering every beneficiary, every naira and every distribution. It is why we can answer questions most homes our size cannot.
Every beneficiary has a number
Each widow and child holds a permanent identifier. Counts come from the register, never estimated.
Every distribution is signed for
Supplies are handed over against a list. The signed sheet and photographs are filed against that batch.
Money is tagged by programme
We can state what was spent on children, widows, outreach and administration for any period.
Nobody waits twice as long
Lists are ordered by who was served least recently, so support reaches people evenly.
Children are protected first
No child appears in our media without a guardian's recorded permission, which may be withdrawn at any time.
The records outlive any individual
Everything belongs to the foundation, is backed up, and is reviewed by our trustees.
Hear it from the people we serve
Short films recorded at the home and at our outreaches. No script, no coaching.
Give once, or stand with us every month
Gifts go to feeding, school fees, medical care and the widows' food distributions.
Our most urgent need
A school bus for our children
Our most urgent need. A bus means the children travel to school safely, together, every day.
Choose what to give
Bank transfer is open now. Online card giving is coming soon.
₦20,000 feeds the home for about a week.
Continue to givingEvery gift is recorded against your name on our donor register, and you will hear how it was used.
- Account name
- Ken David Orphanage Home and Widows Empowerment Center
- Bank
- First Bank of Nigeria
- Account number
- 2042997005
Our foreign currency account is being opened, and online card giving is coming soon. Until then, write to us and we will arrange the simplest way for you to give.
- Large or institutional gifts
- Write to us directly
- Domiciliary account
- Opening shortly
Please send the transfer reference to +234 916 468 4671 on WhatsApp so we can record your gift and thank you properly.
For companies, foundations and institutional funders
We keep beneficiary-level records, programme-level accounts and signed distribution evidence. If your due diligence requires verification, we can provide it. We welcome a visit before any commitment.