Welcome! AMERICA to AFRICA HIGHER EDUCATION FOUNDATION is a 501.C3 public charity in support of Nigerian collegiate scholars emanating from America, to provide tuition & related needs, and promote global unity.

Make an easy-to-do, tax-deductible donation! We’ve granted college scholarships to 9 students like Andy, Saviour, Victor, Ekemini, David, Sparo & Anieofon for ’22! DONATIONS NEEDED NOW for Fall ’23! Contribute (press below) so we can continue helping these scholars & many more!

A mere $2,000 provides college tuition for a year of study including meal ticket, lodging & books. Garnering all or any part of such scholarship is the focus of our goal in assisting brilliant but otherwise impoverished young women & men in gaining admittance into or maintaining continuance of study in such tertiary institutions as University of Uyo. No donation is too small in making their dreams come true in Medicine/Surgery, Law, Civil, Mechanical & Computer Engineering, Religious Studies, Paramedical, Integrated & Environmental Science, more. Come meet our team…

Assess, Assist, Guide…Collegiate Academic Excellence!

America to Africa Higher Education Foundation, Inc. is a Pennsylvania Domestic Non-Profit, File Number 7499180. A public charity, we have been granted 501.C3 tax exempt status (ID # 88-2074592)–donors can deduct contributions made to us under IRC Section 170. If you wish to donate by check, make payable to “America to Africa HEF.” Please mail to the address, below. All donations are non-refundable. 

Congratulations to our “Students of the Month“: Brava to Ekemini Udofia, a graceful, empowered young woman, who just graduated in Integrated Science Education. She expresses, “I just wanted to let AAHEF know how much I appreciate the positive impact you have had on my life. Thank you for your concern and support, it has meant more to me than you will ever know.” Victor Davies who with the assistance of AAHEF is pursuing his college education in the field of Civil Engineering, shares, “Thank you for giving me the privilege of continuing my collegiate path…I can now keep dreaming big and work toward it! God bless you, thank you for your time & confidence, AAHEF is in my prayers.” And special mention to Saviour Udoh, a major in Religious Studies who received a recent university award as Most Diligent Student! Coming soon–our student impact videos!

Special Donors & A New Class: Our appreciation to our Summer Drive donors who greatly assisted our scholars’ fall ’23 tuitions. With special mention to the 7-time Grammy-winning “First Couple of Pop n’ Soul” Marilyn McCoo & Billy Davis, Jr. for their important contribution, and to 6-time Grammy winning star of music legends, The 5th Dimension, Ms. Florence LaRue. We also thank Jason Winters and all at Kathy Ireland Worldwide, plus renowned music manager Susan Munao for their donations. And in previous months, to the estate of the beloved Cathryn Taylor, MA, known as “The Mother of the Inner Child” by her bestselling global book and vast therapeutically oriented media work. And to Steven Willensky, through the Jewish Federation of Cleveland. Steven is the brother of late, famed songwriter Elliot Willensky whose hits for Whitney Houston, Michael Jackson & The 5th Dimension are featured in the musical, “Elliot & Me.” These tax-deductible donations to AAHEF go a long way to making the dreams of brilliant Nigerian collegiate scholars come true!

Cross-Cultural Voice-Acting! Seasoned voice-actor & coach, AAHEF’s very own Exec. Director Robert-Allan Arno conducted in spring ’23, a 6-week Master Class Series over Zoom, called “A Cross-Cultural Approach to Contemporary Voice-Acting.” Our AAHEF scholars were the participants (see collage). Robert shares, “It’s one of the most exhilarating series I’ve ever taught! What gifted students, bringing their unique voices to everything from promos to movie trailers to poetry and even Dr. King’s Nobel Prize acceptance speech. As such, their overall confidence has soared!” Hear our new AAHEF podcast, “America to Africa: A Cross-Cultural Experience,” highlighting the event, on Spotify at this link: https://open.spotify.com/show/1xdWdSwIWSvKgshBOEc0lh?si=40033fdc4b6f47b4

Contact

America to Africa Higher Education Foundation, Inc.

1500 Chestnut Street, Suite 2, #2126

Philadelphia, PA 19102

Robert@americatoafricahighereducationfoundation.com

“The Local Hairdresser” by our artist-in-residence, Nigeria’s own Ephraim Udoka. Critically acclaimed as reflecting the bond between mother & daughter and the pride in African hair, this 15″ by 22″ rendering in watercolor resonates cross-culturally.