Mumzys Children
Relief Foundation

How It All Began — The Heart Behind MumzyCRF

People often ask me how Mumzy’s Children Relief Foundation began.
The truth is: it didn’t start with an organization.
It started with a feeling — a deep, unshakable responsibility.

Growing up in Cameroon, I witnessed the reality of rural village life every day: children walking miles to overcrowded classrooms, families struggling without clean water, and entire communities living without access to basic healthcare. Even after I moved to the United States, those images stayed with me like unanswered questions in my heart.

Years later, when I returned to Cameroon and saw that so many of these struggles still existed, something in me shifted. I couldn’t look away. I couldn’t pretend it wasn’t happening. And I couldn’t convince myself that “someone else” would fix it.

That is how MumzyCRF truly began — one act of compassion at a time.

What started as a simple desire to support a few children quickly grew into a foundation serving 17 elementary schools and 2 trade schools, reaching over 40 remote villages where education, water, and healthcare are still not guaranteed. With every visit, every child’s story, every mother’s hope, the mission expanded.

Today, our work includes:

Building and renovating schools

• Providing teacher salaries and school meals
• Supporting orphanages and vulnerable families
• Installing water wells and water filtration systems
• Bringing solar power to communities with no electricity
• Delivering dignity kits and menstrual health education through our partnership with Days for Girls International
• Empowering women and girls through Soroptimist International collaborations
• Running an annual large-scale medical outreach campaign that brings essential medicine, screenings, and care to people who have no access to a medical centerAnd now, one of our most transformative projects is underway:
  the Alpha Trade School, opening in 2026 — a place where youth and women will gain real skills, real opportunities, and the power to rewrite their futures.This mission has grown far beyond anything I imagined, but at its core, it remains deeply personal. I am still that girl from Cameroon who believes that every child deserves dignity, a future, and the chance to dream.My husband of 23 years and our three children remind me every day why this work matters. They inspire me to continue traveling village to village, to be present with the communities we serve, and to keep building a foundation rooted in compassion, integrity, and hope.MumzyCRF is not just a nonprofit — it is a living promise:To bring dignity.
  To create opportunity.
  To restore hope.
  To change lives — one child, one family, one village at a time.

  If you are here, reading our story, then you are already part of this journey.
  Welcome to the MumzyCRF family.