ZimUzo's programs and services target the underserved population of school children in Eastern Nigeria, orphans in Pakistan, young people seeking to enter the work force for the first time, and unemployed adults seeking to re-enter the workforce with new skillsets.

ZimUzo funds its programs through self-funding, financial donations, material donations for schools (equipments and surplies), material donations for medical facilities (medical equipments, surplies, and medicines), and volunteers donating time and skills.

Through a committee that works with schools and local leaders in local communities, working based on criteria of financial need, academic performance, and external circumstances.

Yes, ZimUzo is a tax-exempt, 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. All donations made to ZimUzo are fully tax deductable.

At this point in time, ZimUzo has presence in two countries in two continents outside of the United States and plans to expand to other countries in future.

Not yet. ZIMUZO eventually plans to partner with organizations of likeminded vision and purpose, downstream or upstream.

ZimUzo is not necessarily a religious organization, but it is inspired by the teachings of Jesus Christ to care for the most vulnerable populations and to do good with whatever we have.