Whitefield Foundation was incorporated in 2003; and from initially providing educational sponsorship and scholarship to a few indigent and un-affording students from her base in Lagos State, Nigeria, has evolved into a nationwide empowerment organization building sustainable communities.
Empowering Youth and Women Through Vocational Skill Training The Challenge Faced In Nigeria, unemployment among youth and women remains a significant challenge, hindering socio-economic development and perpetuating cycles of poverty. Recognizing this pressing issue, the 5-Day Vocational Skill Training
Transforming Education: Renovation and Revitalization of Atunrase Senior High School Library The Challenge Faced: Located in Surulere, Lagos, Atunrase Senior High School faced a significant obstacle to student success: a dilapidated library lacking relevant resources. The space, once dedicated
Operation LADDER: A Lifeline for Flood Victims in Nigeria Operation LADDER brought much-needed relief and support to the victims of the 2022 flood disaster in Nigeria. Through the collaborative efforts of Whitefield Foundation, The Coca Cola Foundation, Sterling One
Operation LADDER: A Multi-Faceted Relief Effort Empowering Communities in Delta and Anambra States The Challenge FacedDelta and Anambra States experienced significant challenges following an unprecedented flood disaster, leaving many households in dire need of assistance. With the threat of
Empowering Nigerian Youth and Women Through the EQUIP 60000 Project EQUIP 60000 Project Impact in Nigeria. 1,100 beneficiaries received seed capital grants to support skill growth and business development 74,204 youth and women were reached across Nigeria and the
Empowering Unemployed Youth: Alliance For Youth Nigeria's Vocational Skill Training Program The Alliance For Youth Nigeria sponsored Vocational Skill Training focused on unemployed youth in Lagos and Kano State, covering areas like beauty, graphics design, solar installation, and CCTV/cable
