Zeal Care: Empowering Underprivileged Children in Liberia Through Education
Zeal Care is a registered nonprofit in Liberia that empowers underprivileged children aged 4 to 17 to break the cycle of poverty through full education sponsorship, leadership development, entrepreneurship, STEM career paths, and digital education. Based in Monrovia, we pay school fees, provide uniforms, books and shoes, and mentor each child so they can stay in school and lead change for the next generation.
By Titus S. Foko, Founder & Executive Director. Published · Updated .
What Does Zeal Care Do?
Our mission is to give children from low- or no-income backgrounds the resources, opportunities and support they need to build a brighter future. We run five core programs: Education Sponsorship, Support and Advocacy; Leadership Development; Entrepreneurship; Career Paths in STEM; and Digital Education. You can read about each one on our What We Do page.
Zeal Care treats every child as an individual, but we never support anyone in isolation. We partner with slum and rural communities, parents, schools and community leaders, because helping a child means investing in every part of their life, not only paying tuition.
Who Does Zeal Care Help in Liberia?
We serve children who live in slums and rural communities and who either never enrolled in school or dropped out for a year or more. Our story began in 2017, when our founder surveyed communities across Montserrado, Margibi and Bong Counties to understand why so many children were out of school. In September 2024 we fully sponsored our first four children from Chicken Soup Factory, Block D. In April 2025 we became a legally registered NGO and extended our work to West Point, Zone 405, supporting sixteen more children for the 2025 to 2026 academic year. Learn more about Zeal Care and meet our team and board.
How Can I Sponsor a Child or Donate?
You can give once, set up a monthly gift, partner as a company, or contact us to arrange a bank wire transfer. Every contribution is used for school fees and tuition, uniforms and books, shoes and supplies, mentorship and training, and digital exposure. Visit Ways to Give to start, or read why we believe empowerment matters.
Frequently Asked Questions About Zeal Care
What is Zeal Care?
Zeal Care is a registered nonprofit NGO in Liberia that empowers underprivileged children aged 4 to 17 from low-income backgrounds through full education sponsorship, leadership development, entrepreneurship, STEM career paths, and digital education.
Who does Zeal Care help?
Zeal Care supports children aged 4 to 17 who live in slums and rural communities and either never enrolled in school or dropped out for a year or more. In 2025 the organization extended its work to West Point, Zone 405, in Monrovia.
How can I sponsor a child in Liberia?
You can sponsor a child by donating through the Ways to Give page, setting up a monthly gift, or emailing info@zealcare.org to arrange a bank wire transfer. Every gift goes toward school fees, uniforms, books, shoes, mentorship and training.
How is my donation used?
Donations fund full education sponsorship, leadership and entrepreneurship training, digital literacy skills, and workshops that help students choose STEM career paths. Zeal Care publishes updates so donors can see where funds go.
Where is Zeal Care located?
Zeal Care is based in Monrovia, Liberia, and works in communities across Liberia, including Chicken Soup Factory in Block D and West Point.
Can I volunteer or partner with Zeal Care?
Yes. Zeal Care welcomes volunteers, organizations, businesses and institutions that share its mission. Email info@zealcare.org to get involved.
Where Can I Read the Latest Zeal Care News?
Our Media and Impact Hub shares field stories, surveys, milestones and community events from Liberia. To volunteer, partner or ask a question, contact us or email info@zealcare.org.