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Where can I found out what the foundation is interested in? |
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How do I benefit from the foundations programs? |
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Does the foundation give grants to individuals? |
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May I apply for a grant via e mail? |
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Where does the foundation gets its funding? |
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When was the foundation founded? |
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Who runs the foundation? |
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Where can I found out what the foundation is interested in? |
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See what we do. Also make personal enquiries by sending e mail. |
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How do I benefit from the foundations programs? |
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Sign up for e-news and participate in programs in your neighborhood. Also write e mails to feedback@asset-ng.org to inquire on upcoming activities |
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Does the foundation give grants to individuals? |
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Yes. After passing through the test to determine key issues on its policy…ie talented in chosen sport and not privileged to assist oneself |
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May I apply for a grant via e mail? |
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Yes. grants@asset-ng.org |
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Where does the foundation gets its funding? |
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The foundation sources for its funds through local and international donors, charities and solicitates sponsorship from corporate organizations and individuals. A list is always available at our website on partners and sponsors |
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When was the foundation founded? |
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The foundation was founded in 2005 and registered in 2006 by Enefiok Udo-Obong, an international athlete and Olympian who almost did not realize his dreams because funding education and sports was a challenge in Nigeria and also realized that education was needed to reach your full potential as an athlete. |
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Who runs the foundation? |
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The Foundation is governed by a board of trustees and managed by dedicated professional staff. The trustees determine board policies, set program and management budgets, approve appropriations, and review program and grant objectives and accomplishments. The program staff evaluates grant applications, seeks out institutions and individuals able to carry out activities in the Foundation's fields of interest, develops appropriate terms and conditions for support, and recommends grants and program-related investments (PRIs) for funding. In general, grants and PRIs are approved by the president of the Foundation and by senior staff |
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