Give a copy, give a conversation

Sponsor copies for schools and NGOs in Nigeria.

Dad in the Mirror has already reached 200+ students across Nigeria — often the readers least likely to be able to buy a copy themselves. Whoever you are, there's a sponsorship shaped for you below.

Who this is for

Find yourself below, then jump to the form.

Sponsors show up for different reasons. Here's how each one usually approaches it — pick what fits, or just scroll to the form.

The diaspora giver

You live abroad and want to give back home.

You grew up in — or have family roots in — Nigeria, and you're now in the UK, US, Canada or elsewhere. You want your giving to land somewhere specific and real, not disappear into a large fund.

  • Typical gift: 10–50 copies
  • You'll want: a message sent with the books, proof of delivery
Sponsor 10–50 Copies →
The corporate CSR partner

You're funding literacy or mentorship as part of a company program.

You manage CSR, community investment, or an employee-giving budget, and you need a clear, documentable outcome — copies delivered, to named schools or NGOs, with confirmation you can report internally.

  • Typical gift: 100–1,000 copies (a school or a district)
  • You'll want: an invoice-ready request and delivery confirmation
Sponsor a School or District →
The church or community leader

You run a youth ministry, mentorship program, or community group.

You already work with boys, young men or families who could use exactly this conversation — you just need copies in hand for a specific group you serve.

  • Typical gift: a classroom set, 25–50 copies
  • You'll want: copies timed to a specific program date
Sponsor a Classroom Set →
The reader paying it forward

You read the book, and you want someone else to have the chance too.

No CSR budget, no organization behind you — just someone who finished Dad in the Mirror and wants to fund a few copies for readers who couldn't otherwise afford one.

  • Typical gift: 1–10 copies
  • You'll want: something simple, done in under two minutes
Sponsor 1–10 Copies →
1 copyreaches one student or family who couldn't otherwise buy one
10 copiesstocks a small reading group or youth program
100 copiesfurnishes a full classroom set for a school
Why it matters

A copy is cheap. A conversation it starts isn't.

01

You fund the exact readers least likely to buy a copy

Students and families in the communities this book was written to reach often can't justify the retail price — sponsorship removes that barrier entirely.

02

Every sponsorship is confirmed, not assumed

You'll hear back directly from the team to confirm pricing, destination, and delivery — no black-box donation platform in between.

03

You can attach your own words

Every sponsorship can include a short message, sent along with the books, to the students or families who receive them.

04

It scales with your budget, not the other way around

From a single copy to a full district, the same simple process applies — sponsor what you can, when you can.

See what your sponsorship builds on

200+ copies already placed. Yours could be next.