DONATE TO THE TALBOY FOUNDATION
The children of Ebola and young women of West Africa need your help. Your donation can help! Approximately 5900 children lost a parent, parents, or primary care giver to Ebola in Liberia alone. The literacy rate for women in Liberia is 37% and 95% of women are single mothers. Liberia is the 4th poorest country in the world. With your support, together we can improve the lives of many Ebola survivors and young women by applying the Talboy Foundation model. Please donate today. Recurring donations ensure ongoing support.
Capacity building and strengthening to ensure sustainability to further promote self-sufficiency of the community recovering from the Ebola crisis through education and empowering women.
ALFREDA, pictured above HAS GRADUATED WITH A DUAL DEGREE IN SOCIAL WORK AND BUISINESS ADMINISTRATION from the United Methodist University in Monrovia on a Talboy Foundation Scholarship
VISION STATEMENT:
A more highly educated, healthier, and economically stable Liberian and West African populace after the 2014–2016 Ebola virus disease epidemic.
MISSION STATEMENT:
Assist the nation of Liberia and other parts of West Africa in recovering after the Ebola virus disease epidemic and foster sustainability by empowering survivors, those who have suffered the loss of a loved one or caregiver, and women through grants and scholarships for education, health advancement, and business development.
Education
Provide scholarships and other assistance to Ebola victims in Liberia and other parts of West Africa (Mary L. Talboy Memorial Grant)
Health
Provide grants for improving the health and psychosocial well-being of Liberians and West Africans (Glenn E. Talboy, MD, Memorial Grant)
Empowerment of Women
Provide grants to women who have lost a spouse and to other qualified women for the start-up of a small business (Harold L. Shaw Memorial Business Empowerment Grant) and provide educational grants to women and children of single mothers (Mary L. Talboy Memorial Grant)
Assisting Orphans and Children with Disabilities
Provide grants to orphans and children with disabilities, orphanages (particularly those affected by the Ebola epidemic) and organizations designed to work with orphanages, orphans, and children with disabilities (John H. “Casey” Koenig Memorial Grant).