About Us

• The Fountain of Blessings for nations a non-profit organization mission is to build more awareness to support the rights of under privileged children, women, veterans, the elderly and to protect the human health and environment. Also to provide the quality of life to the conditions for humanity to socio-economic transformation of good health, peace and security by providing awareness through financial support and through the channel of education.

• Fountain of Blessings for Nations is a 501(3)(c), nonprofit organization founded in October 2016.

• Founder: Alima Sardia Patterson

Conceptualized the idea and formed the organization in October 26, 2016 based on the tenets that;

''There are many families around the world and also in our communities that are struggling to make ends meet. With political situations around the world, most children are abused and neglected, some women are in prostitution to survive, the elderly are abandoned, land ack of education and poverty has made some people vulnerable to endure adverse social conditions''. 

The organization in August 11, 2020  also established its subsidiary office in Africa based in Tamale, Ghana

• PLEASE HELP US HELP FAMILIES AROUND THE GLOBE AND IN OUR LOCAL D-FW COMMUNITIES!

FOBNA stands for The Fountain of Blessings for Nations. The foundation is fully registered charitable, non-profit organization (NGO) dedicated to the improvement of the life of humanity. Considering the under-privileged children, women, veterans , protecting the environment and the elderly in deprived communities, help street children gain access to school and work and improved livelihood that will enable them to acquire skills to better themselves to their full potential.

We are committed to the poor, the deprived, underprivileged children, women, veterans and the elderly in society.

The organization, in its dealings, will respect the involvement of all sexes. We shall promote inclusion, participation and voice. Gender equality and equity will be adhered to in constituting Management and the Board of Directors. 

We are self-assured to do the right thing at the right time even when no one is checking and accountable for the choices and actions we make by honouring our obligations. We seek to understand and focus on learning from our mistakes.

We place value and respect for all categories of people equally and act in a way that respects the dignity, uniqueness and intrinsic worth of every person, the needy, philanthropist, donors, staff and their families, Board members, partners and volunteers.

We accept the obligations of joint participation with a shared goal and mutual accountability that our partnership requires. We recognize our beneficiaries and development partners as key in our work at all levels and will be guided by the relationship in signing contracts with donor partners.

We believe in social justice and work to ensure equal opportunities for all and value individuals of all races irrespective of sex, sexual orientation, age, colour, ethnicity, race and religion.

Child protection is a central tenet and mandate for our work. We hold information on every young person we engage with and those who hold authority concerning young people to mitigate their vulnerability to any form of abuse.