Widows' Support
Recognition & Appreciation
Two dated events built around dignity, welfare and practical support, planned around 100 widows.
Approved allocation₦18,575,000
152011 — 2026
Fifteen years of showing up. Now, the next chapter.
KUTH 15 is a Board-approved programme running October 2026 to February 2027 — widows' welfare, medical outreach, scholarships, education and Soccer Fiesta Season 4. Every request is tied to an approved line, not a placeholder target.
PDF · 4 pages · Updated August 2026
Photograph: 3rd KUTH Soccer Fiesta, FHA Field, Festac Town.
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Campaign programme areas
₦108.4m
Confirmed minimum programme
9
Dated events, Oct 26 – Feb 27
CAC 48350
SCUML certified
Fifteen years in numbers
Not projections. Documented event records.
Each figure below is tied to a single dated event with photographs and a published account. Follow any figure to read it at source.
Figures reflect individual documented events, not cumulative estimates. Verified as at August 2026.
A milestone with a practical purpose
Fifteen years of service, translated into one defined programme
KUTH Foundation was founded on 16 December 2011 by Engr. Gerald A. Azonobo to support vulnerable individuals, families and communities through practical charitable intervention. KUTH 15 brings the Foundation's approved activities for October 2026 to February 2027 into a single, costed programme.
“Behind our work is a widow who can feed her children, a student who stayed in school, an inmate who found justice, and an elder who felt seen.”
2025 was spent repositioning rather than delivering, because funding was not available. We say so plainly — and KUTH 15 is how the work resumes, at scale, with every naira attached to an approved line.
Christmas widows' distribution, Lagos, 2023.
Programme areas
Choose the work you want to advance
Amounts shown are approved planning allocations, not funds already received. Activities marked sponsor-dependent proceed only after designated funding is secured.
Flagship · Youth & SportSponsor this programme
Soccer Fiesta Season 4
Thirty-two teams, twenty-nine matches across a fortnight in December, with youth, health and awareness activities built around the fixtures. The Fiesta has run three seasons since 2011 and is a major platform for engagement with young people.
Planning target32 teams · 29 matches
Approved allocation₦78,535,000
Of which in-kind₦17,625,000
KUTH Hospital & Medical Outreach, Lagos — 2012.Health · Sponsor-dependent
Medical Outreach
A one-day outreach for up to 500 participants under qualified clinical leadership.
Approved allocation₦14,232,500
Education · Sponsor-dependent
SS3 Examination Support
Examination support, debate, essay, career counselling and related learning activities.
Approved allocation₦28,340,000
Scholarships
Secondary, Tertiary & Vocational
Awards subject to eligibility, verification and available designated funding.
Approved allocation₦21,470,000
KUTH at 15
Anniversary & History Exhibition
An anniversary programme recognising the Foundation's journey and future direction.
Approved allocation₦7,700,000
Institutional Readiness
Shared Operations
Systems, governance, staffing, logistics and documentation enabling delivery across every programme.
Approved allocation₦26,839,000
Activities marked sponsor-dependent proceed only after designated funding is secured.
2011–2023 · Photographs from the KUTH archive, from Festac Town to Makoko, Modupe Cole and Etsako.
Programme calendar
The working implementation calendar
10 October 2026
Widows' Recognition
14 November 2026
Medical Outreach
29 November 2026
Soccer Fiesta S4 Draw
5–19 December 2026
Soccer Fiesta Season 4
16 December 2026
KUTH 15th Anniversary
19 December 2026
Grand Final & Scholarship Announcement
15 January 2027
Education Programme Launch
13 February 2027
Widows' Appreciation
27 February 2027
First Scholarship Awards
Operational updates may be made where venue, partner or programme-readiness requirements make them necessary.
Approved budget disclosure
A transparent, Board-approved budget
₦108.39m
Confirmed minimum programme
₦62.43m
Sponsor-dependent expansion
₦170.82m
Approved cash programme budget
₦24.88m
Targeted in-kind support
Total expanded programme resources, cash plus targeted in-kind, come to ₦195,691,500. No amount is treated as secured until it has been formally recorded and verified — the current funding position is set out in full below the sponsor tiers.
Board approved · 15 Aug 2026Resolution reference KUTH/BR/2026/A23Last updated 16 August 2026
Sponsor tiers
Recognition bands, and what each one carries
Indicative recognition may include the items listed below. Final recognition will depend on the support received, operational practicality, brand approval and the terms of a written sponsorship or partnership agreement.
Lead position
Principal Campaign Partner
₦25,000,000+
- Named alongside KUTH 15 across campaign materials
- Logo on event backdrops, kit and the anniversary programme
- Invitation to the 15th Anniversary and Grand Final
- Dedicated end-of-programme impact report
Lead Programme Partner
₦10m – ₦24.99m
- Named partner of one complete approved programme
- Logo on that programme's materials and backdrops
- Invitation to the sponsored programme
- Programme-level delivery report
Programme Sponsor
₦5m – ₦9.99m
- Sponsor of a defined programme component
- Logo on component materials
- Invitation to the relevant event
- Component delivery summary
Supporting Sponsor
₦2m – ₦4.99m
- Listed on the KUTH 15 supporters page
- Acknowledgement in the programme booklet
- End-of-campaign summary report
Community Supporter
₦500,000 – ₦1.99m
- Listed on the KUTH 15 supporters page
- Acknowledgement in campaign communications
- End-of-campaign summary report
In-Kind Partner
Verified fair value
- Medical, venue, equipment, logistics, media or professional support
- Recognition matched to verified value and operational relevance
- Contribution recorded in the Funding Register
Confirmed minimum programme budget
₦108,386,500
Founding partner slots open
- Committed
- ₦0
- Outstanding
- ₦108,386,500
- Of threshold
- 0%
KUTH 15 is fully costed and open for founding partners. Every naira raised is allocated to a named, dated programme line in the calendar — no general overhead draw.
Position as at 15 August 2026. Updated as commitments are confirmed.
Ways to partner
Flexible, clearly defined support
- Fund a complete approved programme
- Fund a clearly defined programme component
- Give in kind — medical, educational, venue, equipment, logistics, media or professional support
- Collaborate on referrals, technical delivery or implementation
- Sponsor an approved component under a written agreement
- Join a pooled funding arrangement, with no cost double-funded
Accountability
How support is recorded and reported
KUTH maintains a Funding Register covering requests, pledges, receipts, restrictions and verified in-kind contributions. Public reporting distinguishes each stage.
Read our published 2025 Annual Report
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Planned
Approved in the programme budget.
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Funded
Cash received or in-kind confirmed.
3
Delivered
Activity carried out as approved.
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Verified
Delivery evidenced and recorded.
Partnership pack
Everything a funder needs, in one document
The Partnership Pack sets out the full costed programme, calendar, budget disclosure and sponsorship tiers. Download it directly — no form required.
Download the Partnership Pack (PDF)
PDF · 4 pages · Updated August 2026
Or have our team contact you
Prefer a conversation? Tell us how your organisation would like to partner. Enquiries are routed to partnerships@kuth-ng.org and answered within five working days.
Help us turn 15 years of proof into the next chapter.
Fund a programme, give in kind, or start with a conversation. Every contribution is recorded, verified and reported against an approved line.