Jenny Rutayomba is the founder of Bright Lights for Africa. She has a Finance and Accounting background and has a vast amount of experience working in the private and public sectors in Congo as well as with the Federal Government in Canada. Jennys’ strong sense of devotion to the non-profit sector, her love for people and passion for helping individuals realize their full potential, led her to found Bright Lights for Africa.

She is passionate about bringing sustainable change to vulnerable families and communities struggling with poverty and food insecurity thereby empowering them to rise above their current challenges. She believes in giving back to society and over the years has been dedicated to serving tirelessly within the communities she has found herself. Jenny is a doer and is driven by the principles of hard work, perseverance, consistency and dedication. One of her greatest desires is to inspire positive change through acts of love and service, wherever she finds herself.

Outside of managing a non-profit, Jenny is a devoted wife and mother of two biological children as well as a foster parent to three kids. She is also a Pastor in her local church and has been instrumental in transforming the operations of ministries within the church.

Adejoke is a PMI certified project manager with over 10 years managing complex projects and consistently meeting or exceeding time constraints. Led cross functional teams achieving an average project completion rate of 10% ahead of schedule. 

She is the program manager focused on leading the planning,  development and implementation of BLFA’s programs that aligns with her mission and vision. 

She is also responsible for supporting the expansion of initiatives to ensure that marginalized individuals are empowered and ensure that international programs milestones are met.

Team Since 2022

Bio coming soon.

Nabintu Mweze, is a dedicated and passionate Congolese-Canadian, possesses a profound desire to serve others. With a Bachelor’s degree in Biomedical Science from the University of Congo, Nabintu has a strong academic foundation. Her extensive background includes 8 years of experience in Supply Chain, which she now channels into serving the Calgary community.

When Nabintu is not engaged in her professional duties or serving her community, she finds solace and fulfillment in her kitchen. Whether she’s experimenting with fermentation or canning, or managing her home-based business, Nabintu’s culinary endeavors reflect her creativity and entrepreneurial spirit. With her diverse skill set and unwavering commitment to service, Nabintu plays a vital role as Program Coordinator for Bright Lights For Africa, enriching the lives of those she serves.