Historical HRH Charity Foundation community activity in Liberia.

Our impact

Impact begins with people, dignity and consistent action

The foundation’s impact is reflected in its humanitarian service, child advocacy, community engagement and investment in emerging young leaders.

Areas of contribution

Humanitarian care

Support for people and families experiencing hardship, poverty and social vulnerability.

Child welfare

Attention to disadvantaged children, orphans, abused children and children with special needs.

Leadership development

Structured mentorship supporting confidence, career readiness, practical skills and community responsibility.

Evidence and accountability

Reporting what can be verified

The foundation is organizing its historical records and program information so future impact reporting can present verified activities, outcomes and beneficiary information responsibly.

Impact figures awaiting verification

Beneficiary totals, program results and partner information will be published only after confirmation by the foundation.

Historical HRH Charity Foundation community work

Student eye health · 2022

Helping students see and learn with confidence

In January 2022, HRH Charity Foundation partnered with Refuge Place International (RPI)/GoodVision to launch a free eye-health outreach for students in District 10, Montserrado County.

The school-based initiative brought vision screening closer to learners and helped connect children who needed support with eyeglasses and eye medication. The outreach continued at Rebecca J. Wilson Elementary & Junior High School on 1–2 February 2022.

Free Eye Medical Outreach flyer for students at Gaye Town Junior High School
Campaign flyer from the foundation’s school-based eye-health outreach across District 10.

The initiative reflected CEO Hon. Karishma Pelham-Raad’s belief that every child deserves the opportunity to see better.

KPRMP alumni success

From mentorship to professional experience

Romi Tamba and Daniel Bengar, alumni fellows of the Karishma Pelham-Raad Mentorship Program, have been selected for a three-month journalism internship at Punch FM/TV.

The opportunity gives both fellows practical newsroom exposure, career-building experience and a stronger foundation for professional growth. It reflects KPRMP’s commitment to ensuring that mentorship leads to skills, access and meaningful opportunities.

KPRMP alumni Daniel Bengar and Romi Tamba at Punch FM/TV after selection for journalism internships

Impact in action

2alumni selected
3months of experience
1media partner

“Mentorship is the beginning. Opportunity is the bridge. Leadership is the destination.”

KPRMP appreciates the management of Punch FM/TV and News Director Harris S. Gballey for recognizing the fellows’ potential and supporting their professional development.

Explore the foundation’s work

View the preserved historical archive and learn about current and future programs.

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