The 3D Family humanitarian organization celebrated eight years of service on Monday, Sept. 29, 2025, while government officials praised its community impact. The group started operations in 2017 under founder Amadou Marong, and has expanded programs across education, healthcare, agriculture, and human rights sectors. Former Information Minister Demba A. Jawo noted the organization's drug awareness initiatives reached 264 schools from an initial 236 locations. Minister of Works and Communication Ebrima Sillah credited the group with transforming lives of young Gambians through sustained outreach efforts.
The organization operates agricultural projects in Kiang Dumbuto and Jali, and has gained international attention through invitations to conferences in New York and South Africa. Officials from multiple ministries emphasized continued support for the 3D Family's mission as it enters its ninth year of operations.
The organization operates agricultural projects in Kiang Dumbuto and Jali, and has gained international attention through invitations to conferences in New York and South Africa. Officials from multiple ministries emphasized continued support for the 3D Family's mission as it enters its ninth year of operations.
