Received
₦49,379,916.18
Spent
₦55,495,977.92
We spent ₦6,116,061.74 more than we received. The reason is set out below.
Where our funding comes from
We are funded by grants from our founding sponsor and by direct donations from corporate partners. We receive no public funding and run no commercial activity.
Roadlamp Limited
Founding sponsor, grant funding
₦40,879,916.18
82.8%
Corporate partners
Premiovin Solutions Nigeria, Unitop Holdings, H&W Energy, Sigma Universal Nigeria
₦8,500,000.00
17.2%
Total income
₦49,379,916.18
How our funding is spent
Every naira is directed to programme delivery and operations. No income or profit is distributed to trustees or members. These figures reflect the launch and delivery of EmpowerHer Future Cohort 1, our vocational training programme for widows.
Vendor and trainer payments
EmpowerHer Future vocational training
₦16,062,405.00
28.9%
Transport and feeding
Daily support for widows in active training
₦14,881,808.50
26.8%
Personnel
Programme delivery staff
₦14,256,824.19
25.7%
All other programme costs
Materials, branding, communications, technology, internship support, welfare, maintenance
₦10,294,940.23
18.6%
Total expenditure
₦55,495,977.92
We spent more than we received. That was deliberate.
EmpowerHer Future Cohort 1 launched in March 2026, and delivering it in full meant committing funds ahead of income. Roadlamp Limited remains committed to funding our operations while we build an independent and diversified funding base.
In our first full year the Foundation received ₦11,538,180.00 and spent ₦6,285,731.90, funding our Children's Day event, Back-to-School initiatives, and the International Day of the Girl Child programme.
Records are maintained internally and reported on a cash receipts and payments basis. They have not been independently audited. If you would like more detail on any figure, please ask and we will provide it.
Questions about our finances?
We are glad to explain any figure on this page in more detail.
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