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Our Impact

UIUCares partners with organizations in Igboland, to provide food, clothing, healthcare, education, and vocational preparation  for  the underprivileged.

 

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we are able to support our community and help those in need through your generous support. consider donating to uiucares today!



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  2022 UIUCares International Student Scholarship

Once again, this year UIUCares will provide scholarships to Igbo students from Nigeria attending a U.S. based school. Ten (10) $1,000 scholarships will be awarded to Igbo students who have come from Nigeria to pursue either undergraduate (2-year or 4-year college) or graduate school (Masters, PHD, Professional school) education!! 

All winners will get their UIU National convention registration costs FULLY reimbursed!!

Application deadline is July 22, 2022 by 12:59 p.m (EST).

Apply now -> 2022 UIUCares Scholarship Program


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This year, the UIUCares office in Enugu will be continuing with the 
Elementary School Feeding Program, along with two new programs, Girl's Health Program and the Students in Tech Program,  that we believe will make a positive impact.


We are fortunate to have been awarded $900 through a grant from the Houston Global Health Collaborative, which enables us to provide sanitary products to secondary school girls in a few schools in Enugu.

     





  
 

As students are starting school in Nigeria this
week, the UIU Enugu office is providing school
supplies to help students in need. 
For the
Students in Tech program, we have also been
fortunate to receive a $3,500 donation from
Mr. Chiedozie Okafor with the ‘From A Tither’
organization. The funds will be used to purchase
five Chromebooks, school supplies, and to pay
for school fees for students in Enugu. Our goal
for the remainder of the year is to provide 30
Chromebooks in total and provide workshops
to students interested in learning more about
technology. This is where we need your help.

Would you like to join us to complete our
goal? You can donate a chromebook or
its monetary equivalent of $300.
Please contact us directly at 
uiucares@umuigbounite.com






Your donations have made, and continue to make, a positive impact and, with your continued support, we are hopeful that we can give more and do more in the future. Stay tuned for more updates on our ongoing projects in Nigeria as well as projects our growing chapters are doing here in the US! Please consider donating and let’s see what our resources can do together. Donate to UIUCares UIUCares Support Fund

We’re working really hard to ensure that the students back home in Nigeria receive adequate education, healthy food options and sanitation stations. Every dollar counts. Help up spread the word by sharing with your friends and families! Donations 












2021 Uiu CONVENTION sponsors

We are also immensely grateful to our sponsors, without whose generosity we would not be able to continue working towards our goals.  We extend our sincere gratitude to Mina StonesIke SlimsterAnwuli EyewearNo.Co by NoCo, and Ofilidesigns.  Thank you for your donation to UIUCares. 


UIU international student scholarship                                                                       

We're excited to announce the incredible recipients of the 2021 UIU International Students Scholarship Fund. Eleven students  were selected out of a competitive  pool to receive $1,000 each towards their education, and pursue their career goals. We are so proud of each and every recipient, and can't wait to see how they make an impact within their communities.

 

  • Ifeanyi Okpala- University of Alabama
  • Karen Ochie- University of Oklahoma
  • Ijeoma Nnadozie: Keck Graduate Institutes
  • Adaze Anamege- IGlobal University
  • Jennifer Oziri- University of Toledo
  • Nomso Eze- UH- Clear Lake
  • Keside Akujobi- University of Potomac
  • Okechukwu Erinne- University of Texas Health Science Center Houston
  • Afamefuna Umejiaku- Texas Tech University
  • Chile Agunanna- New York Film Academy
  • Ogochukwu Ifeacho- New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology










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