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In June 2025, Yemi Oshe Foundation awarded seed grants to six women entrepreneurs in Ado-Ekiti’s Irona Market. Each recipient received ₦40,000–₦60,000 to strengthen their small businesses—ranging from tailoring and trading to food services. This program aligns with Objective #3, bolstering economic independence, and underscores Y.O.F’s core values of Empowerment and Sustainability. One beneficiary, Mrs. Fatima, shared: “This seed funding allowed me to expand my tailoring business and hire an assistant. I’m forever thankful.” When women thrive, families and communities flourish—and...

In Sept,2024,  Y.O.F distributed exercise books, pens, and educational kits to over 300 primary school students in Eyio and Esure communities. The campaign aimed to equip young learners and ease financial strain on parents. The initiative aligns with Objective #1—promoting education by empowering disadvantaged children with essential learning tools. “My child is so happy to write now,” one mother shared. “These books will last the whole term,” said a headteacher. 👉 Support educational projects — Donate now 👉 Need school...

In June 2024, Y.O.F completed another borehole project in the Irona community, Ado. This installation benefits over 200 residents who previously relied on dirty streams and unprotected wells. The foundation emphasized sustainability—providing maintenance training to villagers and partnering with local government for long-term support. This step reflects Y.O.F’s vision to ensure basic needs are met and illustrate Objective #4—developing essential community infrastructure. 👉 Help fund the next project — Donate now 👉 Need community help? Request support here

In April 2025, Y.O.F intervened to settle unpaid medical expenses for an indigent patient at Ekiti State University Teaching Hospital (EKSUTH). The foundation covered the full bill and also provided funds to support the patient’s recovery and medication. Hospital staff noted how this gesture brings dignity and hope to vulnerable individuals. “More than medicine—it was a lifeline,” one nurse commented. This aligns deeply with the foundation’s mission statement and Objective #3, ensuring the well-being of underserved citizens through impactful healthcare...