Feed for Life Foundation (formerly known as Blinkup Foundation)
was founded in 2014 to fight against child hunger in Nigeria. Since its
conception, the foundation has fed over 10,000 children.

In December
2017 alone, the foundation fed 3000 children and old women at the Makoko
Slum, Lagos State.
The Iwaya Easter Fest
organized by
Feed for Life Foundation is an all-day feeding project
which aims to feed 5,000 underprivileged children and also sponsor a
child through school via the foundation’s scholarship scheme.
According to UNICEF, “Nigeria is the
second largest contributor to the death of children under five years of
age. In Nigeria, two out of five children do not get the nutrients they
need for body and strength development, and over 13 million are affected
in the country”. 90,000 children are expected to die in Nigeria over
the next 12 months, and unless we take action, 240 children will die
every day.
Working together is the only way to
end hunger. We’ve built many partnerships to pursue new and better
approaches, accelerate the success of our programs, and get food and
other essential needs to those who need them most. We
feed hungry kids all over Nigeria. In communities with severe poverty,
we bring hope and real help. Feed for Life gives kids the chance to
learn again, providing backpacks and school supplies to families who
can’t afford them.
According to the community leaders,
60% of children at IWAYA stop schooling after their primary education
due to financial instability, which leads to child labour in the
community. The foundation will be supporting 5000 children with
stationery to aid their learning at school.
The event will be taking place at Shogunro, Iwaya on the 2nd of April, 2018 (Easter Monday).
Sponsors include MTN Foundation, MTN Nigeria and African Exhibition Services.
Media partners include: The Guardian Nigeria, Ynaija, Vibe Nigeria,
Bella Naija, Unilag Olodo, Ogbonge Blog, Expoze, 360 Nobs, KraksTV, The
Pamilerin, Tush Magazine, The News and PM News.
We hope to see you there!
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