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JohnBertha Foundation Launched to Drive Grassroots Development in Liberia

by The Liberian Investigator
February 23, 2026
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Founder Alberta Cummings vows to uplift vulnerable communities through education, youth and women empowerment

Founder Alberta Cummings vows to uplift vulnerable communities through education, youth and women empowerment

Published: February 22, 2026

Last updated: February 23, 2026

MONROVIA, Liberia — The JohnBertha Foundation has officially been launched, signaling a new chapter in grassroots community development and humanitarian outreach across Liberia.

The weekend ceremony attracted a broad cross-section of community leaders, youth organizations, women’s groups and residents who gathered to witness the formal unveiling of an initiative aimed at transforming lives and restoring hope at the local level.

The event was marked by a strong sense of unity and shared purpose, as attendees expressed optimism about the foundation’s mission and long-term impact.

A Movement Rooted in Compassion

Delivering the keynote address, the foundation’s president and founder, Mother Alberta D. Cummings, thanked supporters and community members for their presence and encouragement during what she described as a historic moment.

She outlined the organization’s core objectives: empowering disadvantaged individuals, expanding access to education, strengthening women’s and youth participation, and supporting vulnerable populations.

According to Cummings, the JohnBertha Foundation represents more than a charitable organization.

“It is more than an institution; it is a movement rooted in compassion, love and meaningful change,” she said.

Call for Collaboration

Cummings called on partners, stakeholders and community members to work closely with the foundation as it begins implementing programs designed to promote sustainable development.

She reaffirmed her personal commitment to ensuring the foundation becomes a dependable source of opportunity and support for those most in need.

The program concluded with expressions of appreciation, musical performances and renewed pledges of collaboration from residents who welcomed the initiative’s vision.

With its formal launch complete, the JohnBertha Foundation now embarks on its mission to serve communities in Logan Town and beyond, aiming to create lasting and measurable social impact.

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