Aged, Children, and Vulnerable Groups Benefit from UBA Foundation’s Charity Outreach in Lagos

Aged, children, and vulnerable groups benefitted from UBA Foundation’s Charity outreach in Lagos.

NewsOnline Nigeria reports that in a heartfelt show of compassion and corporate responsibility, the UBA Foundation; the Corporate Social Responsibility arm of United Bank for Africa (UBA) Plc has extended vital support to the less privileged in Lagos through its latest charity outreach initiative.

The Foundation’s team visited So-Said Charity Homes Community and SOS Children’s Village, where they donated essential food items and relief materials, including bags of rice, beans, and other daily necessities. The gesture was aimed at easing hardship and bringing comfort to the elderly, children, and other vulnerable members of the community.

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Speaking at the event, UBA’s Group Head of Marketing and Corporate Communications, Alero Ladipo, reaffirmed the Foundation’s mission to improve lives across Africa.

“At UBA Foundation, we believe in touching lives and giving back to the communities where we operate. The elderly and children are among the most vulnerable in society, and it is our responsibility to support them in any way we can,” Ladipo said.

The CEO of So-Said Charity Homes Community, Mrs. Felicia Martins, expressed heartfelt appreciation for the donation, noting its timely impact in addressing the needs of residents.

Similarly, Ayodeji Adelopo, Programme Director at SOS Children’s Village, commended the Foundation’s consistent support, describing it as a crucial lifeline for orphaned and vulnerable children.

The event was filled with joy and gratitude, as beneficiaries beamed with smiles while receiving their relief packages.

UBA Foundation’s Managing Director/CEO, Bola Atta, emphasized that the bank remains committed to driving positive change.

“We remain steadfast in our mission to uplift communities through education, empowerment, environmental sustainability, and other impactful programs,” she said.

With a long-standing tradition of philanthropy, UBA Foundation continues to roll out initiatives across Africa — from scholarships and educational programs to healthcare interventions and poverty alleviation efforts — reaffirming its position as a force for social good.