Psaltry Foundation

Every number on this page has a name behind it.

This is everything Psaltry Foundation has done since July 2024, counted honestly and dated. Where we do not have a figure yet, we say so rather than round up.

Headline figures

Current to August 2026

21

Scholarships awarded

15 of 21

Awarded to girls

100%

Of every donation reaching a programme

5

Programmes running across Oyo State

4

Boreholes installed

4

Communities with clean water

1,000

People with daily clean water

Farmers reached through health outreachesStill counting

HOW WE COUNT

What our numbers mean

Impact figures are easy to inflate. These are the rules we hold ourselves to, so you can read every number on this page and know exactly what it represents.

01

We count people once

A farmer who attends three health outreaches is one farmer reached, not three.

02

We count what is delivered, not what is planned

A borehole appears here when it is installed and working — not when it is approved or funded.

03

We date everything

Every figure carries the month it was accurate. A number without a date is a number you cannot check.

04

We report what stopped working

If a borehole fails or a community loses supply, the figure comes down. We would rather publish a smaller true number than a larger flattering one.

05

We don't count the company's work as our own

Psaltry International reaches more than 100,000 farm families through its out-grower programme. That is the company's achievement, not the foundation's.

06

We say when we don't know

Where a figure is missing here, it is because we have not finished counting it — not because it is inconvenient.

ROBIAT FASASI

Robiat Fasasi is going to be a nurse.

On 18 March 2026, Robiat matriculated into the Nursing programme at Hillside University of Science and Technology, Okemesi Ekiti. Her parents farm. She uses a wheelchair. Neither fact was going to decide what she became.

We cover her fees. We provided the powered wheelchair she resumed with. The rest is hers.

Fifteen of our twenty-one scholarships have gone to girls. In farming communities where money is short and the boy goes to school first, that is a deliberate correction — not a coincidence.

Read Robiat's story
Robiat Fasasi in her red matriculation gown and cap at Hillside University of Science and Technology

Matriculated 18 March 2026

Nursing, Hillside University of Science and Technology

IN THEIR WORDS

The scholars, in their own words.

Four of the students we helped fund through university.

THE 100% MODEL

Your whole gift reaches the field.

Most foundations take a share of every donation for salaries, transport and admin. We take none. Psaltry International Company Limited — the business that founded us — carries every running cost on its own books.

That is not a statement of intent. It is how the foundation is structured, with accounts kept separately from the company's.

See exactly where your money goes
Your donation100%
  • Scholarships
  • Clean water
  • Electricity
  • Healthcare
  • Mentorship
Everything elsePaid by Psaltry International
  • Salaries
  • Transport
  • Administration
  • Audit
  • Payment processing

On the company's books — never drawn from what you give.

Give and Partner

Fund the next one.

A student's fees. A village's borehole. A clinic day on a farm. 100% of what you give reaches the community. Psaltry International pays for everything else.

Partner with us.

Two decades of access to farming communities across Oyo State, with the logistics of a working agro-processing company behind us. If you fund rural development in Nigeria, we can deliver it.

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