OUR STORIES
The transformative work of the Delano King Foundation is best illustrated through our stories of aid to orphaned, disabled, abandoned, and less fortunate children and families in Liberia.
Resilience And Hope
Steven Zoe’s story is a poignant tale of resilience and hope. Born into a family grappling with poverty in Liberia, Steven has faced a life-long battle with a mysterious illness. At just six months old, his mother discovered a rash on his hands and feet, initially dismissed as a common ailment among African infants.
Nothing But Jesus
The Delano King Foundation has been a beacon of hope in the ghettos across Liberia, tirelessly working to uplift the lives of the most vulnerable. Our mission extends beyond temporary relief, focusing on long-term empowerment and transformation of individuals and communities.
Hope for Liberia’s Most Vulnerable
In the heart of Liberia, where the echoes of hardship often overshadow the whispers of hope, the Delano King Foundation emerges as a herald of compassion and care. This noble organization has taken a remarkable initiative to distribute food and essential items to the poor widows and the elderly, who are among the most vulnerable members of society.
Resilience And Hope
Tetee Williams’ story is a poignant tale of resilience and hope. Amid the devastating Ebola outbreak in Liberia, Tetee, then only 12 years old, witnessed the virus claim the lives of her mother and 15 other relatives. Her mother was a pillar of strength and kindness, known for her selfless care for the family and her charitable acts towards others in need.
Sackie’s Journey to Healing
In the heart of Liberia’s Gbarnga, amidst the struggles of the Kampala Ghetto, lived Sackie, a 39-year-old man whose life had been marred by addiction and the scars of being a child soldier. For over two decades, Sackie endured a debilitating medical condition that left him in constant agony, his body battling an infection that threatened his very existence.
Hope And Resilience
Marthalyn’s story is one of resilience and hope. Despite being visually impaired from a young age, Marthalyn has not let her disability define her limits. At the age of 12, she faced a life-altering challenge when she lost her sight due to an unfortunate incident involving caustic ingestion. This tragedy was compounded when her father left the family, unable to cope with the hardship.
A Beacon of Hope For The Disable
In a place where the holiday cheer is a distant dream for some, the Delano King Foundation ensured that the spirit of Christmas was alive and well. We reached out to people living with disabilities and families facing food insecurity, sharing with them not only the sustenance to nourish their bodies but also the Good News of Jesus Christ to nourish their souls.
A Ray of Hope in Paynesville’s Ghettos
Amidst the challenges of the King Gray and Zimbabwe Ghettos in Paynesville, Liberia, the Delano King Foundation has emerged as a pillar of hope and transformation. Through the 2021 Operation Christmas, the foundation has made significant strides in restoring hope to the disadvantaged youth living in cemeteries and those living in conditions unfit for dwelling.
IMPACT LIVES
Thank you for your faithful support that allows us to be the hands and feet of Jesus to those in need. May God richly bless you for all that you do for vulnerable children and families!
OUR PARTNERS IN SERVING HUMANITY
Many thanks to Delano King Foundation Partners! We couldn’t meet the Physical and Spiritual Needs of humanity without you.
