Etta Tucker Foundation
Changing lives through community empowerment, education, health care, and economic development
Helping local communities to become sustainable through self-empowerment
Our work is based on the foundation that everyone deserves a dignified life, and that this is attainable. We thus dedicate resources and capabilities to protect, promote community advancement in rural Liberia, on the need for education, health, and community development. ETF Aid works with women and girls by addressing prevailing systemic inequalities through A Micro-Loan program for self-empowerment, community development, and sustainability.
Founded in 2021, the Etta Tucker Foundation Aid is a national community development Non-Governmental Organization. Although ETF Aid’s work is rapidly expanding, our focus has consistently set community empowerment at the center of everything we do.
ETF Aid uses bold, innovative, and holistic interventions for the realization of community development, self-empowerment, and women’s economic independence. ETF Aid works with both men and women who are committed to the cause of promoting community development and women empowerment programs. Get Involved Today!
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We need to reshape our own perception of how we view ourselves. We have to step up as a community and take the lead.
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We organize inclusive events for the community
Many of these children come from low-income families who are unable to support themselves and their children. Most of the children would not have food, clothing, or education. ETF Aid education program is geared to providing quality education and skills knowledge so that they can achieve a better future. We are bridging the education and learning gaps in our communities.
Most microfinance institutions focus on offering credit in the form of small working capital loans, sometimes called microloans or microcredit. Access to essential financial services can empower individuals economically and socially by creating self-reliance and economic sustainability in impoverished communities where salaried jobs are scarce.
According to the Social Enterprise Alliance, The term social enterprise can be defined as an organization that addresses a basic unmet need or solves a social or environmental problem through a market-driven approach. ETF Aid believes a social enterprise should also provide goods or services that enable people to work toward lifting themselves out of poverty.