By: Ade Phillips
A renowned national charitable organisation, a foundation known for its philanthropic gestures, Project One, has distributed cash gifts to no fewer than 100 elderly residents of Akungba Akoko, in Akoko South West Local Government Area of Ondo State, at Christmas.
The kindhearted ceremony was held on Wednesday at the Palace of the Alale of Akungba land, Oba Isaac Sunday Adeyeye, Ajimo III.
While celebrating with the joyous beneficiaries, Oba Adeyeye thanked the Management of Project One, an anonymous indigene, for relieving the socio-economic pains of some of the senior citizens, 75 years and above, in the University community.
The first class Monarch also acknowledged that the Foundation has been contributing immensely to the development of the town, and humanity at large, especially in the areas of social welfare, girlchild education an rights.
“I express my gratitude and appreciation to the brains behind this remarkable initiative undertaken by Project One in giving cash gifts to more than 100 elderly individuals in Akungba.
“Your Foundation’s commitment to making positive impact on the lives of the elderly in our community has not gone unnoticed. The distribution of cash gifts have would provide immeasurable joy and relief to the recipients. Your dedication to addressing the needs of the elderly reflects a genuine understanding of the challenges they face, and your action speak volumes about the compassion and empathy embedded in Project One’s mission.
“The impact of your outreach goes beyond the monetary aspect. It radiates a sense of community, care, and solidarity that is truly heartwarming. The elderly in our society often face various challenges, and your thoughtful gesture has not only alleviated some of their financial burdens but has also shown them that they are valued and remembered.
“In a world where kindness sometimes feels scarce, Project One stands out as a beacon of compassion. Your organization’s dedication to uplifting the community reflects a commitment to making the world a better place, with one act of kindness at a time.
“Once again, thank you, Project One, for your outstanding contribution to the well-being of the elderly in Akungba.”
HRM seized the opportunity to also call on other well-to-do Nigerians, to emulate the kind-gesture of Project One.
Adding that, Government at all levels cannot fulfill all its promises to brighten the lives of the citizenry, hence the need for NGOs and philanthropists to help put smiles on people’s faces.
Two of the beneficiaries, Sadiku Shittu and Agba Samuel, extolled the lofty ideals of the Foundation, and prayed for its growth in leaps and bounds.
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