Ekole Fountain of Hope Missions

The Ekoles are extremely passionate about giving back, and strongly believe that life not lived for others is no life. Since 2011, Drs. Liza and Alphonse Ekole, together with their kids, Ndialle, Hanna, and Abigail, have dedicated their time and money to giving back to the poor, old, orphans, and sick, as well as supporting churches, women, and sports competitions. In 2013, the "Ekole Fountain of Hope Missions”, a 501(c) Non-Profit Organization was established in the USA, and in 2014, they opened their hearts by adopting two beautiful children from an orphanage in Cameroon (Ethel and Lauren Bless). Their philanthropic activities span throughout the northwest, southwest, and central provinces of Cameroon and the USA. The Ekoles have been recognized nationally and internationally for their profound dedication and sacrifices towards ensuring that the world is a better place for all. But, despite all their earthly accolades, they often declare without equivocation that all is futile and purposeless without God in the center. VISION To Leave positive indelible footprints in the lives of the under privileged, globally. MISSION To improve the wellbeing of others by addressing the social problems that affects humankind through specific initiatives that transcends political, religious, lingual, economic, gender and geographical barriers. RECOGNITION Recognition by The Minister of Public Health, Cameroon (Dec. 2021) and Ambassador H.E Henri Etoundi, the Ambassador of Cameroon to the US (June 2021), for helping to secure about $500,000.00 worth of Medical supplies and equipment to the Buea Regional Hospital in Cameroon, and for sponsoring Road construction in the Nguti area and described it as selfless. Other recognition have been received from; The AID Impact Award from the Harvard Global Health Catalyst Summit, Who’s Who African and African American Achievement Award, The kingdom Dream Award by Evangel Ministries, The Cameroon Magazine, among others.