White Lioness Humanitarian Pride Foundation Every Child Deserves a fair start.
who we are
Chief Mrs. Deanna Ohwevwo's Foundation. A humanitarian foundation founded by Chief Mrs. Deanna Ohwevwo, the White Lioness of Agbon Kingdom, to protect vulnerable women and children across Delta State.
Our Impact
From school supplies in Agbon to hospital bills paid in Eku, see the difference we're making, one family at a time.
What We Do
We equip young lives in Delta State with education, moral guidance, and comprehensive care.

How we help

Delivering Solutions

No child should drop out because their family can't afford books or fees. We provide school supplies, scholarships, and mentorship so children can stay in class and finish what they started.
A hungry child can't learn. Through our feeding programs, we make sure children in communities like Kokori get the nutrition they need to grow, focus, and dream bigger.
When a woman can earn her own income, her whole family benefits. We support women farmers and entrepreneurs with training, tools, and start-up support so they can stand on their own two feet.
Medical bills shouldn't stand between a family and their health. We step in to help cover treatment costs for patients who can't afford care on their own.

What We Stand For

Helping others improves the world

Protection

Like a lioness with her pride, we exist to guard the most vulnerable women and children who have no one else fighting for them.

Dignity

We don't just hand out help. We give people the tools to stand tall and build their own future.

Community

Real change doesn't happen from a distance. We work directly with local schools, hospitals, and families to make sure support reaches the people who need it.

Sustainability

A one-time gift feels good, but it doesn't last. That's why we're building programs — not just donations that keep helping long after we've left.

Our Story

From a Hospital Bed to a Fresh Start

At Eku Baptist Hospital, ten families were carrying medical bills they couldn’t pay. Some had been waiting weeks, watching the debt grow while a loved one recovered. The White Lioness Pride Foundation stepped in with ₦150,000 for each patient — enough to clear the bill and let them go home without fear of what came next. It’s a small act on paper. For the families involved, it was the difference between hope and hopelessness.

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