ABOUT
Overview
Umuada Igbo Washington State is a group of Igbo women (Daughters of Igbo Tribe of Nigeria) in Washington State. The group is dedicated to doing Charitable work both in US, Africa and around the world. It is an organization that derives the membership from the seven Igbo speaking States of Nigeria Abia, Anambra, Delta, Ebonyi, Enugu, Imo State and Rivers. It is a charitable, cultural, nonprofit, nongovernmental organization registered with the Washington State Secretary of State and charitable department.
Who We Are
We the Washington State Umuada Igbo Organization with the ideals as PEACOCKS in pursuance of the goal of the Sisterhood is specifically dedicated to women empowerment and charitable work, especially to the poor and underprivileged children and families all over the world.
Our Mission
We the Washington state Umuada Igbo Organization with the ideals as PEACOCKS in pursuance of the goal of the Sisterhood is specifically dedicated to women empowerment and charitable work, especially to the poor and underprivileged children and families all over the world.
Our Vision
We, the Washington State Umuada Igbo, with the ideals as PEACOCKS in pursuance of the goal of the Sisterhood, is specifically dedicated to women empowerment and charitable work, especially to the poor and underprivileged children and families.
Our Objectives
- To provide a platform for cultural revival.
- To promote our individual and collective welfare.
- To promote peaceful co-existence among members in the USA, Africa, and the world in general.
- To assist rural development in African local communities.
- To assist poverty alleviation in Igbo Land.
Our Motto
Our Organizational motto shall be coined as “PEACOCKS” which means:
- P: Peace
- E: Excellence
- A: Awareness
- C: Compassion
- O: Outstanding
- C: Courageous
- K: Kindness
- S: Sisterhood
Bylaws
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