Building a sustainable blood supply system in Abuja through strategic corporate partnerships, philanthropy, government collaboration and community support.
Five Hundred and Twenty-Five Million Nigerian Naira Only
Proposed Location: Abuja, Federal Capital Territory, Nigeria
The Aisha Abba Abdullahi Memorial Foundation (3AM Foundation) is seeking strategic partners, corporate sponsors, philanthropists, government agencies and grant organizations to support the establishment of a modern Blood Bank facility in Abuja.
The proposed facility will help improve access to safe, screened and adequately stored blood and blood components for patients, hospitals and emergency situations across Abuja and surrounding communities.
This initiative is part of the Foundation's broader commitment to reducing preventable deaths associated with inadequate access to safe blood.
To establish a sustainable, professionally managed blood bank that supports hospitals, patients, emergency responders and communities with safe and accessible blood supplies.
The proposed Blood Bank is designed to create a reliable infrastructure for blood collection, screening, storage and distribution.
Establish a modern medical-grade facility in Abuja designed to support safe blood collection, processing, storage and distribution.
Introduce appropriate modern screening systems for transfusion-transmissible infections and other required blood safety procedures.
Provide dependable refrigeration, power backup and cold-chain infrastructure to protect blood products from collection to distribution.
Strengthen access to blood for hospitals, emergency response units and patients who urgently need transfusion support.
The following represents the current projected investment required to establish the proposed Blood Bank facility.
| Project Component | Estimated Cost |
|---|---|
| Land Acquisition – Abuja FCT | ₦150,000,000 |
| Architectural, Engineering, Consultancy & Statutory Approvals | ₦20,000,000 |
| Civil Construction & Facility Development | ₦120,000,000 |
| Laboratory & Blood Bank Equipment | ₦100,000,000 |
| Cold Chain, HVAC & Power Infrastructure | ₦60,000,000 |
| Medical Interior Fittings & Furniture | ₦25,000,000 |
| ICT, Security & Operational Systems | ₦15,000,000 |
| Commissioning, Training & Initial Operations | ₦20,000,000 |
| GRAND TOTAL | ₦510,000,000 |
Note: The budget is a preliminary project estimate and may be refined following detailed architectural, engineering, regulatory and procurement assessments.
We are inviting organizations, corporations, foundations, government agencies, philanthropists and individuals to become part of this vision.
Support the construction, equipment, technology or operational needs of the proposed Blood Bank through your organization's CSR or impact investment programme.
Partner with 3AM Foundation through technical expertise, healthcare services, equipment, logistics, training or institutional support.
Individuals and philanthropic organizations can contribute toward specific components of the project or support the overall development.
Beyond the financial contribution, partners will become part of a lasting healthcare legacy.
Depending on the level and nature of support, major project partners may be considered for appropriate naming, facility recognition or dedicated infrastructure recognition opportunities, subject to mutual agreement, regulatory requirements and the Foundation's policies.
This project is not simply about constructing a building. It is about creating a sustainable system that can save lives for years to come.
Improve access to safe and adequately stored blood for patients and healthcare facilities.
Support appropriate screening, handling and storage practices for blood products.
Help reduce preventable deaths resulting from delayed or inadequate access to blood.
Whether you are a corporation, government institution, foundation, philanthropist or individual, your support can help transform this vision into a functioning life-saving facility.
For partnership proposals, funding discussions, sponsorship opportunities or project documentation, please contact the 3AM Foundation.