Lending Hands Touching Lives exists to uplift individuals and strengthen communities through compassion, service, education, outreach, and empowerment.
Built on principles of compassion, community, and lasting impact
We support individuals and families with dignity and care, recognizing their unique circumstances and treating everyone with respect and kindness.
Building stronger communities through collaboration, partnership, and shared responsibility, creating networks of support that last.
Creating lasting, measurable change through service. We measure success by transformations in lives and communities we serve.
Our Mission: Lending Hands Touching Lives is dedicated to transforming lives and strengthening communities through compassionate service, education, and empowerment. We believe every person deserves dignity, opportunity, and support.
Our Vision: A world where every individual has access to the resources, education, and support needed to build a meaningful, independent, and fulfilling life within thriving, connected communities.
Real results from real service, measured and transparent
Lives Served
Active Volunteers
Community Events
Families Supported
Meals Distributed
Scholarships Awarded
Partner Organizations
Funds Raised & Deployed
Making a difference through targeted, community-focused initiatives
Direct support and resources for families in need through community events and neighborhood programs.
Nutritious meals and groceries for families facing food insecurity, ensuring no one goes hungry.
Mentoring, skill-building, and leadership programs empowering young people to reach their potential.
Tutoring, scholarships, and academic support removing barriers to quality education for all.
Health education, preventive care, and wellness support promoting healthy, thriving communities.
Skills training, business development, and leadership programs empowering women to succeed.
Real people, real change, real hope
Born and raised in Ghana, West Africa, Mrs. Nana Ama Gyamfua Eleonu has over 15-years’ experience leading corporations and communities. She is a highly recognized executive in the Banking Industry with significant performance ratings nationwide and verifiable successes. In her capacity as the Executive Director of Lending Hands – Touching Lives non-profit charitable organization, Mrs. Eleonu identifies underserved communities, prioritizes the community’s needs, mentor’s new immigrants, and coordinates delivery of charitable materials to respective communities and institutions. She also oversee development of strategy, including translating strategy into actionable plans, developing goals, enforcing policies and procedures, and ensuring growth and operational excellence. Nana Ama has received several awards for her achievements and is recognized by her peers as a top performer in the banking industry. She is a member of several peer groups and community organizations. She currently lives in the Northern Virginia area with her husband and children, and on her spare time, enjoys travelling and music.
"When our family lost our home, I thought everything was over. The compassion and practical support from LHT Lives didn't just help us survive—it helped us thrive again."
The Johnson family received housing support, food assistance, and job training that transformed their lives. James found steady employment and is now enrolled in a skills development program, while their two children are excelling in school. The family now volunteers together, giving back to others facing housing insecurity.
"After retiring, I felt like my best years were behind me. Volunteering with LHT Lives proved me wrong. I've never felt more alive or purposeful."
In some parts of Ghana, especially the rural sectors, they lack potable water and good drinking water. With LHTL Organization, we visited the affected areas, team up with the local authorities, and supported them with bole holes and pumped water to serve the community. We are happy to see the underprivileged receiving hope and confidence in their daily lives.
Join us in making a difference in our community
Central Community Center
Help us collect and distribute 5,000 meals to families in need. Volunteers of all ages welcome!
LHT Lives Community Center
Digital literacy and job readiness training for youth ages 16-24. Free and open to all!
Grand Ballroom Downtown
Celebrate impact, honor changemakers, and support our mission. Formal attire requested.
Choose the way that works best for you
Your financial contribution directly supports our programs and services. Every dollar makes a measurable difference in the lives we touch.
Donate NowShare your time and talents. Whether you have 2 hours or 20 hours a week, we have meaningful opportunities for you to make a direct impact.
Organizations, businesses, and institutions can partner with us to extend our reach and amplify our collective impact in the community.
Hear from those whose lives have been touched
Stories from our community and impact stories
Our expanded digital literacy curriculum reaches 200+ young people this quarter with partnerships from tech leaders.
We celebrate this extraordinary achievement made possible by our dedicated volunteers, donors, and community partners working as one.
Strategic partnership and individuals help our workforce development and digital access programs, there by impacting thousands of community members.
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Choose the giving option that works best for you
Partner for strategic impact
$25
Feeds a family for a week
$50
Provides job skills training
$100
Supports youth mentorship
$500
Awards educational scholarship
Our Commitment to You
Have questions? We'd love to hear from you. Send us a message and we'll respond as quickly as possible.
Culpeper, Virginia
571-247-1158
info@lhtlives.org
Monday - Friday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Saturday: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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