Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about Brainchild Legacy Initiative

About Brainchild

Brainchild Legacy Initiative is a registered nonprofit dedicated to discovering and amplifying the voices and talents of African children, including those from rural and underserved communities. We provide platforms and media exposure to showcase their talent and brilliance to the world.

Brainchildproject was officially unveiled on April 20th, 2024 during the book launch of our founder, Nengesha Mwar, in Abuja. What began as a heartfelt announcement has since grown into a registered nonprofit organization.

Vision: To see a world where every African child, regardless of background, is celebrated, supported, and globally recognized for their unique gifts, creativity, and voice.

Mission: To discover, amplify, and project the dreams of African children through storytelling, mentorship, and creative platforms that bridge the gap between talent, global recognition and support.

Our Programs

Our current programs include:

  • Documentary interviews that capture children's voices and stories
  • "Dreams on the Street" series asking children about their aspirations
  • Funding and support opportunities for featured children
  • Flagship event in summer 2026 bringing together children, creators, and supporters

We engage children at various events and public spaces, focusing particularly on rural and underserved communities. Our selection is based on discovering authentic stories and talents, with proper consent from parents or guardians.

Getting Involved

We welcome volunteers in several areas:

  • Media & Production (filming, editing, sound design)
  • Tech & Digital Support (website, online campaigns)
  • Graphics & Design (visual assets)
  • Logistics & Event Support
  • Mentorship & Child Engagement
  • Content & Storytelling

Please fill out our Volunteer Interest Form or email us at support@brainchildproject.org to get started.

You can make a one-time gift or become a monthly supporter through our donation page. Your contribution helps:

  • Produce documentaries spotlighting children's gifts
  • Provide mentorship and learning resources
  • Organize community engagements and events
  • Support real dreams with real opportunities

Yes! We are actively looking for organizations passionate about the early discovery and development of African children. Partnerships can include:

  • Sponsoring specific programs or events
  • Providing resources or mentorship opportunities
  • Collaborating on content production
  • Supporting individual children's dreams

Contact us at support@brainchildproject.org to discuss partnership opportunities.

Child Privacy & Safety

We do not knowingly collect personal data from children without verifiable parental or guardian consent. Any child-focused content published is used strictly for educational or awareness purposes with appropriate permission. We follow strict guidelines to ensure children's safety and privacy in all our activities.

Yes, we welcome submissions about talented children. Please contact us at support@brainchildproject.org and include:

  • Parent/guardian contact information
  • Details about the child's talent or story
  • Any media you'd like to share (photos, videos)

We will follow up with our consent process before featuring any child in our programs.