Reports & Accountability
Explore our financial stewardship and the measurable results of our programs.
KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
DONATION SUMMARY
Foundation activity
Public program delivery, events, and donations recorded by the foundation.
ActivityTypeStatusAmountDate
Elevate Teen Back to School BBQ 2026
programscoming_soon—Elevate Youth 2026
programscoming_soon$4,500Elevate Teen 2026
programscompleted$4,500Jamaica Hurricane Melissa Relief – 2025
programscompleted$2,242Lanre Ojelabi Scholarship Initiative 2.0
programscompleted$6,000Lanre Ojelabi Scholarship Initiative 1.0
programscompleted$600Lanre Ojelabi Scholarship Initiative (LOSI) 3.0
programscoming_soon—Financial reports
Financial reports, audited statements, income, and spending disclosures.
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No financial reports published yet
Operational reports
Program delivery, beneficiary impact, and operational accountability reports.
Elevate Teen 2026
Elevate Teen 2026
Delivered a two-day youth leadership and life-skills summit in Ottawa, equipping young people ages 10–18 with practical skills in financial literacy, mental wellness, leadership, personal safety, confidence and career development.
Jamaica Hurricane Melissa Relief – 2025
Jamaica Hurricane Melissa Relief – 2025
Provided direct humanitarian support to a Jamaican family whose home and livelihood were severely affected by Hurricane Melissa, helping mobilize funds toward rebuilding, recovery and restoring stability after the disaster.
Lanre Ojelabi Scholarship Initiative 2.0
Lanre Ojelabi Scholarship Initiative 2.0
Expanded the Lanre Ojelabi Scholarship Initiative by supporting 98 students with WAEC examination fees, increasing access to secondary school completion and post-secondary education opportunities for young people from underserved communities in Abeokuta North local government area of Ogun State, Nigeria.
Lanre Ojelabi Scholarship Initiative 1.0
Lanre Ojelabi Scholarship Initiative 1.0
Provided financial support to students from underserved communities in African Church Grammar School in Ogun State, Nigeria by covering NECO examination fees, helping remove financial barriers that could have prevented them from completing their secondary education.
