The Fakehinde Bakare Divine Hand Foundation has extended a gesture of love, compassion and community support to over 100 elders and widows in Irewolede LCDA through a food palliative outreach organised as part of the celebration of the 60th birthday of Hon. (Mrs.) Dupe Bakare.
The initiative was designed to put smiles on the faces of vulnerable members of the community and provide meaningful support to elderly residents and widows who often face significant challenges in meeting their daily needs.
Beneficiaries expressed their appreciation and excitement during the programme, describing the gesture as timely and thoughtful. They particularly commended Hon. (Mrs.) Dupe Bakare for her continued commitment to remembering and supporting members of her community, especially residents of Temidire in Irewolede LCDA.
The outreach also highlighted the importance of celebrating significant milestones by giving back to the community. Rather than limiting the celebration to personal festivities, the initiative created an opportunity to touch lives and extend kindness to people in need.
Speaking through the Foundation, the organisers reaffirmed their commitment to community development and humanitarian support. The Fakehinde Bakare Divine Hand Foundation stated that the food palliative programme is part of its broader vision of supporting elders, widows and less-privileged members of the community.
The Foundation further pledged to expand its activities by organising more empowerment programmes, skills-development initiatives and food-support interventions for residents across the community. The goal is to provide practical assistance that can contribute to improved livelihoods and greater wellbeing among vulnerable families.
The programme was therefore not only a celebration of Hon. Dupe Bakare’s 60th birthday, but also a demonstration of the values of compassion, service, community development and giving back.
Fakehinde Bakare Divine Hand Foundation — Giving Support to Elders and the Less Privileged in the Community.
