The Helm Foundation

“Expenses website/social media expenses 500 office supplies 1,200 medical expenses 15,954 orphanage project 45,890 bank charges 15 training and education 1,400 functional expenses 200 total 65,159”

“At the helm foundation, our vision is a world where every child and woman can thrive regardless of background or circumstance. We are committed to breaking the cycle of poverty through education, healthcare, and sustainable development. In africa, we empower women and children with clean water, education, and medical support. In salt lake city,we provide mentorship and a stable home for first-generation middle and high school students. Together, we build brighter futures, one life at a time.”

“Legacy children home - kenya, africa program focus: shelter, education, healthcare, and daily needs beneficiaries: 267+ orphans and vulnerable children accomplishments: 1. Provided safe shelter, food, and daily care for over 267 orphans. 2. Funded school tuition, uniforms, and supplies to ensure continued education for all children. 3. Supported access to emergency healthcare, medical supplies, and regular wellness checks. 4. Launched a clean water initiative to reduce disease and improve sanitation for the home and nearby community. 5. Provided spiritual and emotional support in collaboration with local faith-based leaders and missionaries. Women & community empowerment - kenya, africa program focus: financial literacy, healthcare, and skills development accomplishments: 1. Trained over 150 women in financial literacy, small business skills, and sustainable agriculture. 2. Facilitated community health workshops and distributed feminine hygiene kits to school-aged girls. 3. Partnered with local clinics to provide basic medical screenings and maternal health services. 4. Helped launch micro-enterprises that are now generating stable income for women-led households. Youth mentorship & education program - salt lake city, utah, usa program focus: academic support, leadership training, and safe housing accomplishments: 1. Mentored 30+ middle and high school students, many of whom are first- generation learners. 2. Provided after-school tutoring, leadership workshops, and college readiness resources. 3. Offered a structured, safe home environment with guidance and emotional support. 4. Connected youth with positive role models, civic engagement opportunities,and career paths.”

“Legacy children home - kenya, africa program focus: shelter, education, healthcare, and daily needs beneficiaries: 267+ orphans and vulnerable children accomplishments: 1. Provided safe shelter, food, and daily care for over 267 orphans. 2. Funded school tuition, uniforms, and supplies to ensure continued education for all children. 3. Supported access to emergency healthcare, medical supplies, and regular wellness checks. 4. Launched a clean water initiative to reduce disease and improve sanitation for the home and nearby community. 5. Provided spiritual and emotional support in collaboration with local faith-based leaders and missionaries. Women & community empowerment - kenya, africa program focus: financial literacy, healthcare, and skills development accomplishments: 1. Trained over 150 women in financial literacy, small business skills, and sustainable agriculture. 2. Facilitated community health workshops and distributed feminine hygiene kits to school-aged girls. 3. Partnered with local clinics to provide basic medical screenings and maternal health services. 4. Helped launch micro-enterprises that are now generating stable income for women-led households. Youth mentorship & education program - salt lake city, utah, usa program focus: academic support, leadership training, and safe housing accomplishments: 1. Mentored 30+ middle and high school students, many of whom are first- generation learners. 2. Provided after-school tutoring, leadership workshops, and college readiness resources. 3. Offered a structured, safe home environment with guidance and emotional support. 4.connected youth with positive role models, civic engagement opportunities,and career paths.”