Margaret Elizabeth Greene is the founder of the Ceiyee Foundation, which was born from the ashes of conflict and was shaped by resilience. Having lived through the war that broke out 1996 in Liberia, she carries memories not only of loss but of extraordinary strength—hers and that of others who survived alongside her. Those experiences lit a fire within her: a belief that healing requires action and that rebuilding lives means refusing to be defined by suffering.
Today, she works multiple jobs to fund the charity she built from the ground up—one that provides support, hope, and resources to communities scarred by violence and displacement. Her commitment runs deeper than career or ambition; it’s personal. Every hour she works, every dollar she earns, is a pledge to those who didn’t give up when the world seemed to crumble.
Her efforts are amplified by the generosity of donors who believe in her vision. Together, they form a growing network of change-makers who understand that trauma doesn’t end when the fighting does—but neither does hope. She leads with quiet strength, honoring the past while fiercely championing a better future.
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