Kumba Foundation

Congratulations to Liberian Dr. Laurentyne McGill, MD, MS, on earning her MD (Doctor of Medicine) degree from St. George's University School of Medicine. 🩺🥼

Be who you wanna be make a difference. ⭐️

Congratulations to Liberian Mrs. Carolyn Woahloe, on earning her Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) degree.

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Congratulations to Emmett Johnson, a Liberian native and former Nebraska running back Emmett Johnson was selected by the Kansas City Chiefs in the fifth round of the 2026 NFL Draft (No. 161 overall). Known for his vision and ability to catch the ball, he is expected to add depth to the Chiefs' running back room, providing a versatile option for their offense.

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Congratulations to Liberian Ms. Omie Natasha Cooper on earning her second master's degree, a Master of Social Work from Grand Canyon University.

“This little girl from Yarwein Mehnsonnoh, Nimba County. A girl who came to the U.S. with just her suitcase, caught an Uber from the airport, and stepped into the unknown with nothing but faith, ambition, and a vision that refused to shrink. God carried me ( still does), my parent believed in me, and along the way, the right people showed up exactly when I needed them. Somehow, that was enough to get me here:” _

BSc ✔️
MBA ✔️
MSW ✔️
LMSW ✔️
4.0 GPA ✔️
0 student loan debt ✔️

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Congratulations to Liberian Ms. Malee slocum, M.Ed.
(Master of Education) in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) at the University of Cincinnati.

Be who you wanna be make a difference. ⭐️

Congratulations to Liberian Ms. Hulaima on earning a Bachelor of Social Science in Hospitality and Tourism Management from Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University in Japan.

Be who you wanna be make a difference. ⭐️

Happy International Women’s Day! 💐 May you never forget how powerful your existence is. You are not just part of the story. You are the force that changes it.

The Kumba Foundation is built on a core philosophy that resonates deeply with our mission: It's more than just a backpack – because the supplies inside have a profound effect that goes beyond merely equipping a student with a pencil. Rather, it ignites creativity, builds self-assurance, and unlocks doors for children of all backgrounds, honoring the commitment of every educator and the potential inherent in every student.

✔️ Increased Confidence

✔️ Interest in Learning

✔️ More Class Participation

✔️ Higher Self-Esteem

✔️ Better Class Preparedness

✔️ Social Engagement

Celebrating 6 Years

The Kumba Foundation has been working to ensure that every child is equipped to learn, and every teacher supplied with the right tools.

We would love to hear about one small act of kindness that has brightened your day recently? You are our valued Valentines today. Thank you for believing in our team and for your role in driving our mission forward.

Happy Valentine’s Day!

In Kindness. ❤️

Our 6-year journey has been defined by the compassion of our supporters. Thank you for believing in our mission.

The Commonwealth of Massachusetts state Senate and The House of Representatives Be it hereby known to all that:

The Massachusetts Senate and House of Representatives Offers its sincerest congratulations to: The Kumba Foundation INC. Princess Guwor in recognition of The 6th anniversary of the Kumba Foundation INC. and continued impact on our community.

The Kumba foundation works directly with underprivileged children by catering to their needs of education and overall development.