Support Food Bank to feed poor people in Nigeria

by Ogadagidi Global Empowerment Initiative
Support Food Bank to feed poor people in Nigeria
Support Food Bank to feed poor people in Nigeria
Support Food Bank to feed poor people in Nigeria
Support Food Bank to feed poor people in Nigeria
Support Food Bank to feed poor people in Nigeria
Support Food Bank to feed poor people in Nigeria
Support Food Bank to feed poor people in Nigeria
Support Food Bank to feed poor people in Nigeria
Support Food Bank to feed poor people in Nigeria
Support Food Bank to feed poor people in Nigeria

Project Report | Feb 4, 2024
Building Healthy Communities

By Ikenna Ugwu | Programs Manager

We are delighted to update you on the progress of our project dedicated to supporting our food bank in providing essential nourishment to impoverished and vulnerable individuals in rural Nigeria. Your invaluable contributions through the GlobalGiving platform have been instrumental in driving positive change in the lives of those in need over the past few months.

Throughout this period, our project has continued to reach hundreds of vulnerable people daily, offering vital food and nourishment. Among these beneficiaries are marginalized families, elderly individuals, and children facing food insecurity due to economic hardships and limited access to resources. Through the dedication of our team, we have identified and prioritized the most vulnerable individuals, ensuring that our efforts, alongside your support, have the greatest transformative impact.

Our food bank project offers a diverse array of nutritious food items, including fresh fruits and vegetables, grains, protein sources, and other essential staples. We have been able to deliver these to the people we serve, taking special care to customize food packages to meet the specific dietary needs of various groups, including elderly individuals with health conditions and children with nutritional deficiencies.

In addition to our ongoing efforts, we are proud to announce that during this reporting period, we have extended our support to vulnerable members of the community, including feeding children with nutritious meals. This expansion of our services reflects our commitment to addressing the multifaceted challenges faced by those we serve.

As we reflect on the achievements of the past few months, we extend our deepest gratitude for your trust and support. Your generosity has enabled us to bring nourishment and hope to those who need it most. We remain steadfast in our mission and eagerly anticipate continuing our efforts to create a hunger-free community with your ongoing support.

Thank you for being an indispensable part of this life-changing endeavor.

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Organization Information

Ogadagidi Global Empowerment Initiative

Location: Enugu - Nigeria
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Twitter: @OGEinitiative
Project Leader:
Ikenna Ugwu
Enugu , Enugu Nigeria
$611 raised of $200,000 goal
 
16 donations
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