Built by ExJAMs. For ExJAMs.
Air Force Military School, Jos — 6,200+ graduates. One community.
They trained together at the Air Force Military School, Jos. They made a pact. For 16 years they have kept it — through organ failures, school-fee crises, sudden bereavements. 400+ times.
How It Began.
Kola Rasheed founded the Foundation in 2010 — registered with the CAC, mandated to fund cases the community votes to approve. No ExJAM faces a medical crisis alone.
By 2010, alumni across Nigeria and the diaspora were facing emergencies alone. Kola Rasheed founded the Foundation that year — registered with the CAC. Mandate: review cases, fund needs, protect dignity.
16 years. 400+ cases funded — organ transplants to India, psychiatric rehabilitation, cancer treatment, children kept in school. The founding instinct has not changed.
Our Mission.
No ExJAM faces a medical crisis, school-fee hardship, or bereavement alone. The community funds it. The Board reviews it. Disbursed with full dignity — no fanfare.
Dignity First
Every case is handled with discretion. Names are never published. Recipients are never made to perform their gratitude.
Community Accountability
All funding comes from voluntary contributions. Full accounts are published annually.
No ExJAM Left Behind
No case is declined because an ExJAM hasn't yet contributed. Pay when you can — or never. The community has you.
ExJAM Foundation Motto
“Humility in Service to Humanity.”
Governed by ExJAMs.
The Board of Trustees reviews and approves every disbursement. Annual accounts are published in full — no administrative overhead, no hidden costs.
Meet the Board