The announced that it has been awarded $50,000 in combined funding from the District government, Walmart and individual donors.
The center leaders say the contribution will support the Immigration Access Program and the Path to Prosperity Program for fiscal year 2025.
鈥淭his funding will allow us to expand our impact, providing life-changing legal聽and financial services聽to foster a more inclusive and equitable community,鈥 said Gbenga Ogunjimi, executive director of the Nigerian Center.
For more information about the programs, go to聽.