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Hello and Welcome to

Aloaye International Foundation, Inc.

Aloaye International Foundation, Inc. is a faith-driven nonprofit humanitarian organization committed to supporting widows, orphaned children, and vulnerable families within African communities and diaspora populations across the United States. The organization was born from profound loss, deep faith, and a calling to serve humanity. It was established in honor of Pastor Salisu Aloaye Marughu, a devoted husband, father, and community leader who passed away on February 17, 2020, after courageously battling stage 4 colon cancer.

Inspired by Pastor Marughu’s legacy of compassion, service, and community leadership, Aloaye International Foundation, Inc. carries his values forward through purposeful action. Through culturally responsive support, advocacy, and practical resources, we help individuals and families navigate difficult circumstances, strengthen stability, and access opportunities while honoring their dignity, experiences, and cultural values.

We Are Committed Mission & Vision

Aloaye International Foundation Inc. exists to restore dignity, security, and opportunity to widows, orphans, and vulnerable families across African communities and diaspora populations in the United States. We provide culturally competent support, advocacy, and resources that empower individuals to rebuild their lives, strengthen their futures, and experience the belonging and hope every human being deserves. Our mission honors the legacy of Pastor Salisu Marughu by transforming compassion into action and service into lasting impact.

We envision a world where widows and orphaned children are protected, valued, and fully included in the social, economic, and cultural life of their communities. A world where no one faces grief, loss, or hardship alone — and where families have access to the support, education, and opportunities needed to thrive. Aloaye International Foundation Inc. strives to become a global bridge of hope, connecting resources to need and building communities rooted in justice, faith, and compassion.

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