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The Peter and Margaret Nwomeh Foundation (PNF) is a non-profit organization dedicated to fostering educational excellence and community development in Ozalla, Obe, and surrounding communities across Nkanu land, Enugu State, Nigeria. Established in 2014, it honors the legacy of Peter and Margaret Nwomeh by providing scholarships, skills training, poverty relief, and community development initiatives.

PNF proudly serves Ozalla, Obe, and surrounding communities across Nkanu and Enugu State. Through its U.S.-based partner organization, PNFUSA, the Foundation connects international resources to local needs.

PNFUSA is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, incorporated in North Carolina in 2017 to support the mission of PNF by mobilizing global resources and partnerships. Both organizations share the same mission and collaborate to maximize impact.

PNF and PNFUSA offer four categories of scholarship awards to support educational advancement:

• Peter Nwomeh Scholars Award — for undergraduate students from Ozalla.
• Francis Onyia Scholars Award — for postgraduate students from Ozalla.
• Okorienta Nwachukwuowoh Scholars Award — for undergraduate students from Obe.
• Thomas Egbo Scholars Award — for undergraduate students from other Nkanu towns excluding Ozalla and Obe.

Candidates must be enrolled at or above the 200 level in a degree program at a Federal or State university. Eligibility varies by scholarship category, and applicants are encouraged to visit the PNF Scholarship Portal for detailed information and to determine their eligibility.

Applications are submitted through the PNF Scholarship Portal. Visit our website for detailed application requirements and deadlines.

You can support PNF through donations, volunteering, or partnering with us on projects. Visit our Get Involved page for more details on how to contribute.

Yes, donations made to PNFUSA are tax-deductible for U.S. donors. Please consult your local tax regulations for guidance on international donations. If you wish to contribute, please visit our Donate page.

Absolutely. We welcome partnerships with like-minded organizations to expand our reach and impact. Contact us via our Partnerships page to explore opportunities.

In addition to scholarships, PNF provides vocational training, microloans for women entrepreneurs, and supports community projects aimed at improving education, nutrition, healthcare, and livelihoods.

PNF tracks its impact through scholarships awarded, testimonials from beneficiaries, and measurable improvements in community development. Updates are shared on our website.

We welcome volunteers to assist with events, community projects, and administrative tasks. Please visit our Volunteer page to learn more and sign up.

Visit our website, follow us on our social media channels, and subscribe to our newsletter to receive regular updates about our programs, events, and impact stories.

You can reach us through the Contact Us page on our website, or email us directly at pnf+home@nwomeh.com. You can also call our office at +234 705 232 0976.