Benevolence Outreach Incorporation started off as a small idea when the Moky sisters were in middle school. As we prepared for our trip back to our home country, Cameroon, we decided that for our birthday in 2010 that we wanted to raise funds for children in Cameroon in lieu of birthday gifts. With these donations, we were able to build tables and chairs for classrooms and supply books for the children. Through these efforts we were able to increase enrollment in school. We didn’t want our efforts to end there so we decided to turn our efforts into a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization in 2012. As you look through the website you will be able to see the impact we have made in our community for all the residents, children, and families since its establishment.

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The Moky family is committed to creating a transformative social justice movement that eradicates health and educational disparities in Cameroon. Benevolence Outreach Incorporation strives to help distressed communities in Cameroon by offering monetary funds to orphanages, building computer and science labs, and offering educational scholarships. In addition, we aspire to mitigate the lack of medical resources and clean water through upstream approaches such as the construction of water holes  and providing healthcare resources to hospitals.