Our Recent Impact
School Supplies Distribution — Port Loko, Sierra Leone | 2025

In 2025, Future Children International continued its commitment to education by delivering school supplies to children in Port Loko, Sierra Leone.
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Supporting Students at Militash Primary School — 2024

In 2024, Future Children International supported students at Milentash Primary School.in Port Loko, Sierra Leone, helping provide school supplies and essential resources to support their education.
2024/2025 School supplies delivery @ Milentash Primary School
Supporting Children Through Essential Donations
Clothing & Essential Items
On November 12, 2021, Future Children International successfully presented donated clothing to children in Sierra Leone. The children were grateful for the support, and FCI sincerely thanks everyone who contributed to making this effort possible. The presentation was coordinated by Abu Rashid Kanu and Omaru Calla Kamara.

2023/2024 Academic Year @ Moyamba Mbomboh Village, Sierra Leone
Michael and Charlene Sparks CEO/Founder of Women with Vision, Inc. NC
Donation of School bags by an Experienced Registered Nurse with a demonstrated history of working in the health and wellness industry. Skilled in Community Health Education, Diabetes Lifestyle Coaching, Personal Enrichment Leadership, and Team Building. Strong healthcare professional with a Bachelor of Science from NC A & T STATE UNIVERSITY. She is one of the top donor of FCI.
“We are hoping to raise $8,000 2026-2027 pledge to purchase a Van to transport school children to and from schools. Current means of transportation for children is via bikes, where in one bike will carry 4-5 children without even wearing helmets. Such activity is very risky and dangerous.
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Donate2026-2027 pledge to purchase a Van to transport school children to and from schools. Current means of transportation for children is via bikes, where in one bike will carry 4-5 children without even wearing helmets. Such activity is very risky and dangerous.






