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What We Do
From cultural celebrations in Maryland to scholarships, mutual aid, and relief for communities back home in Sierra Leone, here is how our togetherness becomes real help.
Scholarships
We fund academic scholarships that help young members of our community stay in school and reach their full potential.
Youth Mentorship & Leadership
We pair our youth with experienced professionals and run leadership workshops that prepare them to excel in school, work and life.
Cultural Celebrations
We host cultural programming and traditional celebrations that pass Limba heritage, values and language to the next generation.
Member Welfare & Mutual Aid
We stand with our members through life’s milestones and offer rapid, compassionate support during bereavement or emergency.
Healthcare Support
As part of the wider Mabohanday movement, we help supply hospitals in Sierra Leone with medical items and essentials.
Food & Disaster Relief
We help provide food for families in need and send support to communities in Sierra Leone hit by floods and mudslides.
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Your Donation Can Change Someone's Life
Your gift to Mabohanday Maryland Chapter funds scholarships and mentorship for our youth, mutual aid for families facing hardship, cultural programs that keep Limba heritage alive, and community projects back home in Sierra Leone. As a registered 501(c) nonprofit, every contribution is turned into real support for the people we serve.
Contact Details
- P O Box 1273 Somerset, NJ 08873
- 240-886-8253
- mabohandaymd@outlook.com
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What They Say
Hear from the members, families and students whose lives are touched by our togetherness, in Maryland and back home in Sierra Leone.
Paul Wyatt
Parent of a scholarship recipientWhen my daughter's fees became a struggle, Mabohanday stepped in. Thanks to their scholarship, she never missed a term. This is more than an organization, it is family.
Franklin Barr
Youth memberGrowing up here, I could have lost touch with my roots. The cultural celebrations and the mentors I met through Mabohanday taught me exactly who I am and where I come from.
Natalie Melia
MemberWhen we lost a loved one, Mabohanday was there before we even asked. That is the meaning of togetherness. I am proud to stand with this community.