Building Trust Through Openness
At KUTH Foundation, we believe that transparency is the foundation of trust. We are committed to operating with integrity, accountability, and openness in all our activities.
Our Credentials
KUTH Foundation is a legally registered non-profit organization operating in full compliance with Nigerian law.
CAC Registration
Corporate Affairs Commission
Incorporated November 10, 2011
Legally registered as a non-profit organization under the laws of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
SCUML Certification
Special Control Unit Against Money Laundering
Certified April 16, 2013
Certified compliant with Nigeria's Anti-Money Laundering regulations under the Money Laundering (Prohibition) Act, 2011.
Our Accountability Framework
We maintain rigorous standards of governance to ensure every naira entrusted to us serves its intended purpose.
Board Oversight
Our Board of Trustees provides strategic direction and ensures accountability in all operations.
Financial Integrity
All donations are tracked, documented, and used exclusively for stated charitable purposes.
Program Accountability
Each program has measurable outcomes that we track and report on regularly.
Donor Stewardship
We maintain open communication with donors about how their contributions create impact.
Board of Trustees
The governing body responsible for strategic oversight, financial accountability, and mission integrity.
Engr. Gerald A. Azonobo
Founder & Executive Director | Chairman of the Board
Visionary founder of KUTH Foundation since 2011. Engineer, philanthropist, and youth advocate dedicated to transforming lives through hope and action.
Irene Azonobo
Co-founder & Chief Operating Officer (COO) | Board Member
Co-founder and Chief Operating Officer ensuring operational excellence across all KUTH programs. Drives institutional efficiency, partnership management, and day-to-day organizational execution, program implementation, and organizational administration since inception.
Prince Francis Chilaka
Senior Director, Programs & Operations | Board Member
Executive Director overseeing all 10 program verticals. Programs director since inception, architect of the Soccer Fiesta and youth mentorship frameworks.
A. R. Omuvwie, Esq.
Director of Legal Aid | Independent Trustee & Legal Counsel
Human rights lawyer dedicated to providing justice for the marginalized and oppressed. Oversees all legal matters, governance compliance, and institutional representation for KUTH Foundation. Notary Public.
Legal Oversight
A. R. Omuvwie, Esq. serves as the independent legal attorney for KUTH Foundation, representing the organization in all legal matters, ensuring governance compliance, and safeguarding the Foundation's interests in partnerships, contracts, and regulatory affairs. His role as an independent trustee provides external accountability and legal integrity to the Board.
Governance Policies
KUTH Foundation maintains clear policies to ensure ethical conduct, protect vulnerable populations, and maintain organizational integrity.
Conflict of Interest Policy
All Board members, staff, and volunteers are required to disclose any personal, financial, or professional interests that could influence—or appear to influence—their decisions on behalf of KUTH Foundation.
- Annual disclosure statements required from all trustees
- Recusal from decisions where conflicts exist
- Transparent procurement and vendor selection processes
Child & Vulnerable Persons Safeguarding Policy
Given our work with children, youth, and vulnerable populations, KUTH Foundation maintains strict safeguarding protocols to ensure the safety and dignity of all beneficiaries.
- Background checks for all staff and volunteers working with minors
- Two-adult rule enforced at all youth programs
- Confidential reporting channels for concerns
- Photo/media consent protocols for minors
Anti-Fraud & Financial Controls
KUTH Foundation maintains robust financial controls to prevent misuse of funds and ensure donor resources are used as intended.
- Dual-signature requirement for expenditures above threshold
- Regular internal financial reviews
- SCUML compliance and anti-money laundering protocols
Whistleblower Protection
We encourage reporting of concerns and protect those who speak up in good faith about potential misconduct.
- Confidential reporting channels available
- No retaliation policy for good-faith reports
- Board-level oversight of all complaints
Where Your Money Goes
We are committed to maximizing the impact of every donation. Here's how funds are allocated across our operations.
Direct beneficiary support, medical supplies, educational materials, food relief, event logistics, and program delivery across all 10 verticals.
Staff coordination, office operations, volunteer management, compliance, and organizational infrastructure.
Donor outreach, website, documentation, awareness campaigns, and stakeholder engagement.
Program Fund Distribution
Youth & Sports
OVC & Orphans
Widows & Elderly
Medical Outreach
Education & Legal Aid
*Distribution varies by year based on program needs and donor-directed funds.
Reports & Financial Documents
We maintain comprehensive documentation of our activities and finances. The following reports are available upon request.
Annual Reports
Comprehensive yearly summaries of our programs, activities, and organizational milestones.
Available on requestFinancial Statements
Detailed financial records including income, expenditure, and asset statements.
Available on requestProgram Impact Reports
Specific reports on individual programs showing beneficiary numbers and outcomes achieved.
Available on requestAudit Reports
Independent audit reports verifying our financial practices and compliance.
Available on requestRequest Documentation
To request copies of our annual reports, financial statements, or other documentation, please contact us via email or phone. We are committed to providing information to donors, partners, and stakeholders.
Key Facts
Essential information about KUTH Foundation at a glance
2011
Year Founded
48350
CAC Reg. No.
SC251400170
SCUML Cert. No.
10
Program Verticals
50,000+
Total Beneficiaries (2011–2025)
65+
Events Held
10+
Communities Reached
2
States Covered
112
Team Members (12 Staff + 100 Volunteers)
Program Reach (2011–2025)
Detailed breakdown of beneficiaries across our 10 program verticals since inception.
12,500+
Youth Empowerment Programs
5,500+
Medical Outreach Patients
1,500+
Education & Scholarship
3,500+
Widows & Elderly Supported
1,500+
Prison Outreach / LAPI
15,000+
Sports & Talent Development
10,000+
Orphan & Vulnerable Children
25+
Anti-Vice & AVAHA
1,000+
Micro-Schemes Beneficiaries
50,000+
Total Cumulative
Institutional Partners & Collaborators
KUTH Foundation operates through partnerships with government agencies, educational institutions, healthcare facilities, correctional services, religious organizations, and community groups.
Educational Institutions
9 Partners- Government College, Ikoyi
- Wahab Folawiyo High School
- Holy Child College
- CMS Girls Grammar School
- University of Lagos (UNILAG)
- Yaba College of Technology
- St. Augustine College of Education
- Festac Grammar School
- Festac College
Healthcare Facilities
4 Partners- Island Maternity Hospital
- General Hospital, Marina
- Onikan Health Centre
- St. Anthony Memorial Hospital
Correctional Facilities
3 Partners- Ikoyi Prisons
- Kirikiri Female Prison
- Kirikiri Medium Prison
Orphanage & Child Care
2 Partners- Modupe Cole Memorial Home, Akoka
- Lagos State Lions Village Motherless Babies Home
Widows & Community Support
5+ Partners- St. Augustine Catholic Chaplaincy, Yaba
- MFM Church, Orile
- MFM Church, Festac Town
- Holy Family Catholic Church, Festac
- Widows Association, Surulere
Government & Corporate
4 Partners- Lagos State Ministry of Youth, Sports & Social Development
- Amuwo Odofin Local Government
- Federal Housing Authority (FHA)
- BET9JA — Corporate Sponsor
Across education, healthcare, corrections, child welfare, community organizations, government, and corporate sectors.
Program Impact by Year
A year-by-year breakdown of KUTH Foundation's reach and beneficiary statistics since our founding in 2011.
Official Launch
Grand Banquet Hall, Civic Centre, Victoria Island
Foundation Building
Establishing core programs and partnerships
Expansion Phase
Scaling programs and community reach
Pandemic Response
COVID-19 relief and adaptation
Current Era
Sustained growth and institutional strengthening
Cumulative Impact (2011–2025)
50,000+
Total Beneficiaries
65+
Events Held
10+
Communities
14
Years of Service