Our Guiding Principles
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Develop solutions to Liberia’s most critical challenges.
Attract investors to accelerate an Impact Economy in Panta.
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Utilizing principles of servant leadership and free enterprise proving a new model of nation-building.
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Panta, Liberia is a global model for sustainable development.
Our History
1992: Karmue Family escapes Liberia 3 years after the start of the Liberian Civil War.
2006: Ma Neyor Karmue returns to war-torn Liberia with her husband to adopt 40 orphans, fulfilling a promise made years earlier.
2009: Christ Children's Home (CCH) is established by Neyor and Fungbeh Karmue in Sugar Hill, Gbarnga, Liberia.
2013: Quanuquanei Karmue establishes Save More Kids to support the nourishment and education of those living at CCH.
2014: The International Longshoreman Association donated 45k lbs of rice to SMK to alleviate food shortages related to the Ebola epidemic in West Africa
2015: The Period Project is established as a women's health education and peer support group for young women
December 1990: Karmue Family after crossing into the Ivory Coast.
2021: CCH Students getting ready for school
2023: Construction of the Unity Road
Our History (Continued)
2020: Save More Kids establishes a rice farm in Garmu, Panta District to provide local food security to the village of 7,000 people.
2021: The first Run Liberia Half Marathon is held in the Panta District to support the reconstruction of the region's only road.
2022: The SMK Agricultural Cooperative is established to expand sustainable rice agriculture across the Panta District.
2023: Save More Kids is rebranded as Panta Pride Foundation.
2024: Panta Pride Foundation partners with Collective Impact United to establish mechanisms for food security across Liberia through local food production.
2024: Final steps of the 2nd Run Liberia Half Marathon
2024: Aerial view of farmland outside Garmu
Picture Above: Garmu, Panta, Liberia