Mary Dinah Foundation's Philanthropy Recognized by Forbes Africa for Impactful Work in Maternal Health and Nutrition

The Mary Dinah Foundation, founded in 2005, has become a leading voice in maternal health and nutrition across Africa, particularly in vulnerable regions. Through partnerships with organizations like USAID, the foundation has provided millions of nutritious meals in countries like Nigeria, Cameroon, Chad, and Sudan.

Their focus on women's well-being has reached over 351,000 women in rural communities, supporting safer pregnancies and healthier families. The foundation's Maternal Newborn Fund aims to equip five million women with life-saving micronutrient supplements by 2030.

Forbes Africa recognizes Mary Dinah as a powerful example of homegrown innovation in philanthropy, reshaping giving across the continent.