Your generous contribution (regardless of the amount) is not just a donation; it’s an investment in hope, in possibility, and in the power to make a real difference in the lives of the vulnerable.
To make a donation, kindly make a bank transfer to the account below and send us a message. Thank you!
Account Name: Odidere Community Foundation
Bank Name: Zenith Bank
Account No: 1223547310
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Testimonials
Real Stories of How Lives Have Been Transformed Through Our Support
“As a single mother of three, making ends meet has always been a problem, especially during the tougher months. When I heard about the free food program from the Odidere Foundation, it felt like a lifeline had been thrown our way. The regular rice and food supplies meant that I no longer had to worry about where our next meal would come from. My children can now focus on their studies without the distraction of hunger. I am deeply grateful for their kindness .”
Mrs. Adeola O.
Iwo Resident
“When I lost my job due to the economic downturn, I was terrified that my son, Faruq’s education would suffer. We were struggling just to keep food on the table, let alone pay for school fee. The Odidere Community Foundation stepped in at the perfect time. Not only did they provide us with food through their program, but they also awarded my son a full scholarship and paid for his WAEC. Thanks to their support, he was able to continue his studies without interruption. God bless you abundantly”
Mr. Seyi A.
Father of Scholarship Recipient
“Growing up in a low-income family, I never imagined that I would have the opportunity to complete secondary school education. My parents did their best, but with four siblings to care for, money was always tight, and education felt like a distant dream. Thanks to the Odidere Foundation’s scholarship program, that dream became a reality. Their support covered my school fees, WAEC and provided me with the resources I needed to excel in my studies. Today, I can now dream to attend university, and I owe it all to the foundation’s unwavering commitment to empowering young people like me. .”
Abiola Tajudeen
Scholarship Recipient