Jeanine Banza: A Beacon of Hope and Transformation

 

Personal Triumph

In 1997, Jeanine immigrated to the United States from Belgium, bringing with her a heart full of dreams and determination. Overcoming significant language barriers with grace and perseverance, she built a new life while maintaining her deep connection to her Congolese heritage.

Today, she is a proud mother of three accomplished adult children and has been joyfully married for 27 years. Her personal journey of resilience mirrors the stories of countless families she serves—proof that with faith, determination, and community support, transformation is always possible.

Youth & Women Advocacy

Leading programs at crisis centers, providing hope and practical support to vulnerable populations seeking safety and new beginnings

Hunger Relief

Active volunteer with Feed My Starving Children, packing nutritious meals that reach children facing food insecurity around the world

Education Champion

Advocate for education programs supporting sexually abused girls in Eastern Congo, working to break cycles of trauma through learning

Healthcare Service

Extensive service across healthcare and educational institutions, bringing healing and knowledge to communities in need

Her work is a testament to the truth that genuine community transformation happens one person, one family, one neighborhood at a time. Jeanine embodies servant leadership—meeting people where they are and walking alongside them toward brighter futures.