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Events Financials
The 2023 Annual Dinner

THE 2023 ANNUAL GALA IS SCHEDULED @ THE MARRIOTT MARQUIS IN WASHINGTON, D.C

You can help the Diaspora Global Initiative Build Ten Schools next fiscal year. We are thrilled to announce that the upcoming 2023 Annual Awards Dinner will be held in person on November 18 2023! Thanks to all of those who stuck with us through the pandemic and generously supported our 2020 & 2021 endeavors. The 2023 gala will be an inspiring and engaging evening.

Mistress of Ceremonies

Our Mistress of Ceremonies Mariana Atencio

Mrs. Mariana Atencio will be our Mistress of Ceremonies for our 2023 Annual Dinner. It will be held in person on November 18 2023 @ the Marriott Marquis in Washington DC. Thanks to all of those who stuck with us through the pandemic and generously supported our 2020 & 2021 endeavors.

Register or Join a Team

Cameroon won the 2019 Diaspora World Cup

On Top of The World: Cameroon won the 2019 Diaspora World Cup. Cameroon entered the tournament last year as a favorite, powered by stars such as Henry Ndikumand Galidece Ngapeth, while Colombia was a longshot for victory. Register or Join a team today to be part of the 2020 Diaspora World Cup.

Global School Construction

Our First School in Cameroon

The Diaspora Global Initiative has completed its first school in Cameroon. The three-story building is comprised of 12 small set classrooms to accommodate 300 K-6 Elementary School age children.

Diaspora World Cup News

Our Newest Global Ambassador Miss Leila Milki

Award-Winning singer Leila Milki will perform during our 2023 Annual Gala. It will be held in person on November 18 2023 @ the Marriott Marquis in Washington DC. Thanks to all of those who stuck with us through the pandemic and generously supported our 2020 & 2021 endeavors.

GLOBAL SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION

Our First School in Cameroon

The Diaspora Global Initiative has completed its first school in Cameroon. The three-story building is comprised of 12 small set classrooms to accommodate 300 K-6 Elementary School age children.