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​UCHENNA KANU FOUNDATION

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Uchenna Kanu Foundation

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UCHENNA KANU Foundation is a non-profit organization that focuses solely on

giving back to the community. While expanding the “Uchenna Kanu” brand, we also

want to use this platform to create a learning and sporting environment for young

athletes who aspire to become the next Uchenna Kanu.

GOALS

  •  Reduce the dropout rate of the girl child in Abia State

  •  Provide international athletic scholarship opportunities to at least 5 girls yearly

  •  Sponsor at least 10 outreach events yearly. Including; IDP camps, orphanage homes etc.

  •  Host at least 1 soccer clinic/mini tournament yearly in Nigeria

  •  Open an academy through the Uchenna Kanu Foundation

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VISION

To demonstrate the importance of incorporating education while pursuing your dream of becoming a professional athlete.

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MISSION

To create a practical environment for younger athletes to learn, improve and maximize their individual skills at all levels as they grow.

" I believe every child deserves the fundamental right to good and happy living. Growing up, I had limited opportunities to the basic needs an average Nigerian child could ever dream of. Looking at kids, especially girls back home now, facing similar challenges I experienced, I can't help but relate. Which is why I made the decision to help as many kids as possible through the UCHENNA KANU FOUNDATION." 

-Uchenna Kanu-

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