F5 Foundation Charity
Life doesn’t always go as planned. But everyone deserves a chance to start over.
At F5 Foundation, we believe that dignity, health, safety, love, and opportunity are not luxuries — they are the five essentials of a meaningful life.
Since 2021, we’ve been helping children, the sick, the elderly, and the forgotten get what every human needs: a foundation to grow on, and a hand to hold. Whether through education, healthcare, art, or emotional support — we bring compassion into action.
F5 is more than a name. It’s a mindset. A mission. A movement.
Join us in giving people a fresh start.
Our Charity Extends Hands to
Healthcare
Providing access to medical care for underserved communities
Children’s Rights
Advocating for safety, protection, and opportunities for every child.
Education
Empowering minds through quality education programs.
Combating Poverty
Supporting seniors with resources to live with dignity.
We raise donations to help families in Africa fight the consequences of natural disasters such as tornados, droughts and floods.
A world where every person has the tools to thrive, the freedom to be seen, and the support to live with dignity — no matter where they begin.
Hunger Relief and Education for All
F5 Foundation Charity is rooted in the belief that no one should go to bed hungry and every child deserves the opportunity to learn. We are committed to eradicating hunger and breaking the cycle of poverty through access to nutritious food and quality education.
We work tirelessly to deliver food assistance to vulnerable communities, ensuring that basic nutritional needs are met. Simultaneously, we invest in education programs that empower children and adults alike, offering not just knowledge but the tools to build better futures.
Our Featured Causes
Start Donating to the Deserved
Caring for Others Every Single Day Kindness and Dignity Should Never Wait
Why Charity Matters
- Approximately 733 million people face hunger globally, equivalent to 1 in 11 people (FAO, SOFI Report 2024).
- Around 250 million children and youth, or 1 in 10 children globally, do not attend school (UNESCO, 2023)
- Over 2 billion people lack access to essential healthcare services (WHO & World Bank, 2023)
- About 8.5% of the global population, or 659 million people, live in extreme poverty on less than $2.15 a day (World Bank, 2025)
- Approximately 167 million elderly (1 in 6 people aged 60 and older) face neglect, isolation, or lack of basic support (WHO, 2024)