Our Impact
Every grant we disburse is a promise kept. Below are the ongoing projects and completed grants that have been funded by the TAD Charitable Foundation — each one representing a real person, a real family, or a real community in Timbo, Guinea and beyond.
In the Dabola sector — just 6 kilometers from the heart of Timbo — a community has been praying outdoors for years. The TAD Foundation has approved a $15,000 grant to the Islamic Association of Dabola-Timbo to help build a community mosque with a 300-person prayer hall, minaret, solar panels, and ablution spaces.
Construction is underway. The foundation is poured. Masonry is rising. Thirty community volunteers are on site under the supervision of a civil engineer.
Timeline: April 2026 – September 2026 • Location: Dabola, Timbo Sub-Prefecture, Guinea
Help us complete this mosqueGrants already disbursed to individuals and families across the Guinean community — in reverse chronological order.
Maka is a 77-year-old retired professor from the Faculty of Technical Sciences in Conakry who taught generations of students from Timbo. Living with arterial hypertension, he applied for help buying his monthly medication. We approved a one-time grant — and hope to make this support monthly, subject to funding availability.
Aissata, 75, a daughter of Timbo, cares for her paralyzed husband in Conakry while managing her own diabetes and hypertension. With a pension of $30 a month against $50 in essential expenses, she faced an impossible choice every month. Our $500 medical grant ensures she can attend her consultations at Hôpital Ignace Deen without compromise.
Binta, a 52-year-old daughter of Timbo living in Conakry, earns $35 a month while her expenses reach $240. She did not wait to be found — she applied to the TAD Foundation herself, with quiet dignity, for help preparing Ramadan meals. Our $200 emergency food grant gave her the space to fast in peace.
For Ramadan 2026, the TAD Foundation supported 33 indigent elders in Timbo, Guinea with emergency food grants totaling $7,065. Most were elderly women living on as little as $20 a month. Every grant was delivered in person, directly into their hands — no intermediaries, no bureaucracy, just dignity.
These stories happened because someone chose to give. Help us tell more of them — in Timbo, across Guinea, and throughout the Guinean diaspora community.
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