How We Choose Projects

There are several communities and people in need of our support but to make measurable impact through our projects;
We study, listen, learn and then take action..

Humanitarian Programs

We work from state to state or from camp to camp (for the IDPs)

  • An oversight committee scouts for communities faced with a humanitarian crisis


  • Speak with the community leaders to determine their most pressing needs


  • The board of trustees chooses a project and allocate resources


  • Invite volunteers and partners on all digital channels


  • Assign a team of volunteers to develop strategies on how best to execute the project


  • Combine all human and material power to ensure the project’s success


  • Measure and evaluate the results for better future program outcomes

Entrepreneurship Programs

We invite applications for training, mentoring and funding to entrepreneurs and start-ups at all business growth stages. All applicants must be 18 years old and above.

Evaluate All Submissions
  • A Selection Committee appointed by the Trustees evaluates all submissions and choose applicants whose submissions best fit the foundation’s criteria.
Notification to All Successful Applicants
  • Successful candidates are notified and after a meeting with the trustees, they are assigned the necessary resources.
Post Training/Funding Evaluation

  • The selection committee and mentors meet with the participants after six months to evaluate the start up’s progress.


  • All participants are then invited for the foundation’s annual dinner and are inducted as PrinceFad Fellows

Career Mentorship Programs

Our portals are open to invitations from undergraduates and school authorities for seminars and workshops.

  • The PFF’s Board of Trustees decides what school our next project will be in and the focus of the program.


  • Announce the next institution and invite volunteers on all digital channels


  • A volunteer team is assigned project evaluation and strategy duties


  • We inform all participants and allocate resources to the program


  • Combine all human and material power to execute the project


  • Measure and evaluate the results for better future program outcomes

Support The Cause

You do not need to have been poor to want to help the poor