Fundraising for a future 100-child campaign in Addis Ababa

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Frequently asked questions

Answers about the campaign, programs, giving, and leadership.

Learn how the 2026 campaign is structured and how ACOH plans to support vulnerable children.

01

Is ACOH already serving 100 children?

The 100-child figure is the goal of the 12-month campaign. ACOH will report verified campaign and program progress through public updates.

02

Is the $200,000 figure money already raised?

No. The $200,000 figure is the planned annual budget and fundraising goal for the campaign.

03

How is the planned budget allocated?

$140,000, or 70 percent, is planned for child-focused program costs. $60,000, or 30 percent, supports administration and operations.

04

Can I donate today?

Yes. ACOH accepts direct donations through the verified Zelle details on the Donate page.

05

Will the website store credit-card information?

No. This website does not collect or store card or online-banking credentials. Zelle transfers are completed in the donor banking app.

06

Can I sponsor an individual child?

The current initiative is a program-based campaign rather than an individual child sponsorship system.

07

Where in Ethiopia does ACOH operate?

The organization has approved Addis Ababa City Administration as its current operating area and confirms a local office or representative in Ethiopia.

08

Who leads the organization?

ACOH was founded by Meselu Kebede, who serves as Executive Director. The organization is governed by a Board of Directors whose approved public names are listed on the About page.