10,000 Men Give Belle by Choice Not by Force Challenge 2025

What are you raising money for?

We are set to launch our annual Belle by Choice campaign, tagged 10,000 Men Give Belle by Choice, Not by Force Challenge, starting from 1st September to 31st December 2025. Through the 2025 10k Men Give Belle By Choice Not by Force challenge we want to address the roots and underlying causes of unwanted pregnancies, child marriage, HIV transmission, and end stigma surrounding women and adolescent girls uptake of modern contraception and family planning services particularly those in the vulnerable and displaced settings by reaching out to and engaging men and boys, and other relevant stakeholders including the community leaders, family heads, religious/traditional leaders, and youths to end rape, sexual & intimate partner violence and stigma against women & girls' bodily right and autonomy.

Why are you raising the funds?

The donation will enable us to reach the 10000 men through: 1) Street/Market sensitization and distribution of #BellebyChoice commodities (male & female condoms) and IEC materials 2) Village distribution of BellebyChoice commodities and exhibition of the Commodities 3) Sensitization and campaign activities in high schools and Colleges including college of Health Technology Students. 4) Jingles and Live Radio Sensitization on the methods and use of modern contraception. And 5) Referral for on-site services at the various primary health centers and State General Hospital in the State. The project is estimated at NGN2,000,000 (two million Naira Only) and we are counting on your generous donation to support the women and adolescent girls to make informed decisions about their bodies and decide when and how to get pregnant and the number of children they want to have.

What will the funds raised help achieve?

We will engage men through the 2025 10k Men Give Belle By Choice Not by Force challenge we want to address the roots and underlying causes of unwanted pregnancies, child marriage, HIV transmission, and end stigma surrounding women and adolescent girls uptake of modern contraception and family planning services particularly those in the vulnerable and displaced settings by reaching out to and engaging men and boys, and other relevant stakeholders including the community leaders, family heads, religious/traditional leaders, and youths to end rape, sexual & intimate partner violence and stigma against women & girls' bodily right and autonomy and support women for access and uptake of family planning commodities.