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In 2025, Whitefield Foundation advanced its mission of eradicating poverty through education and empowerment by delivering high-impact interventions across skills development, education support, and community relief. From equipping young people with practical digital and vocational skills, to upgrading school learning environments, to supporting vulnerable families during the “Season of Giving,” our 2025 activities were centered on opportunity, dignity, and sustainable impact.
From August 11–15, 2025, Whitefield Foundation implemented the All4Youth Nigeria 5‑Day Vocational Skills Training at Kingdom Citizen School, Jos, sponsored by Alliance for Youth Nigeria. The training model combined foundational digital readiness with hands-on vocational instruction.
Training focus
Participation and reach
Certified participants by track
Inclusion A strong highlight of the 2025 training was inclusive participation—deaf trainees attended with interpreters, and physically challenged trainees participated actively.
Post-training support & recognition Participants were added to learning communities for continued engagement, with facilitators committing to 90 days of follow-up. To encourage excellence and self-reliance, 14 outstanding participants received toolkits (Beauty 5; Solar 4; Video 3; Web 2).
In 2025, Whitefield Foundation also delivered Tech Hub 2.0, an 8‑week learning series designed to strengthen digital capabilities among undergraduates. The program engaged over 200 undergraduates, running 4 hours per week, with training sessions including:
To promote excellence, an outstanding student was recognized and rewarded with a laptop to support continued learning and productivity.
To strengthen learning outcomes and improve access to quality education resources, Whitefield Foundation implemented a Library Development, Renovation & Book Supply Project in Lagos State, sponsored by Infobip.org through Infobip Nigeria Ltd, with a formal handover on Thursday, December 11, 2025.
Beneficiary schools
Total direct student beneficiaries: 534
(Indirect beneficiaries include teachers, librarians, administrators, and future student cohorts.)
What the project delivered
Career guidance & mentorship As part of the handover engagement, students also benefited from a career guidance session featuring young role models and mentors, reinforcing not only academic readiness but also inspiration and direction.
Whitefield Foundation successfully delivered the Season of Giving 2025 outreach on Friday, November 14, 2025, at 4 Birrel Avenue (Opposite Yaba Magistrate Court), Sabo, Yaba, Lagos, within the shared premises of St. Agnes Nursery & Primary School, St. Patrick’s Primary School, and St. Dominic’s Primary School (public primary schools).
Program highlights
Season of Giving 2025 achieved its objective of impacting over 1,000 disadvantaged individuals through educational and food support across the Lagos Mainland community.
Acknowledgements We express sincere appreciation to Sony Music Entertainment West Africa for its generous support and presence, and special thanks to the artist Morravey for contributing to an exciting, memorable experience for pupils and families.
Whitefield Foundation is grateful to the individuals, volunteers, and partners who made these interventions possible in 2025—including Alliance for Youth Nigeria, Infobip.org/Infobip Nigeria Ltd, and Sony Music Entertainment West Africa—as well as our community of donors and supporters who continue to power our mission.
