Bicag Charity Foundation To Celebrates First Anniversary With Generous Outreach In Sagamu

In a heartfelt gesture of service and community support, the Bicag Charity Foundation is set to celebrate its first anniversary by distributing food items to over 250 elderly individuals, widows, and vulnerable persons in Sagamu. The event, themed “Building Bridges: One Year Of Connecting Communities And Changing Lives,” will take place on Sunday, January 26, 2024, at the Ewusi Hall in Makun Sagamu.
Mrs. Abidemi Emmanuel, the founder of the Bicag Charity Foundation, announced this exciting initiative, emphasizing the foundation’s mission to uplift the underprivileged and foster community connections. “This anniversary is not just a celebration of our achievements over the past year, but also an opportunity to give back to those who need it most in our community,” she stated.
The event promises to be a remarkable gathering, with dignitaries, including several royal fathers, chiefs, and notable personalities from Sagamu, expected to attend. The foundation aims to provide not only food items but also vital health talks tailored for the elderly attendees, focusing on wellness and preventive care.
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The Bicag Charity Foundation, established a year ago, has been dedicated to creating positive change in the lives of vulnerable groups in the Sagamu community. By organizing outreach programs and initiatives, the foundation has showcased its commitment to social responsibility and community engagement.Members of the community look forward to this anniversary celebration, which not only marks a year of impactful work but also strengthens the bonds within the Sagamu community. The foundation hopes to inspire more individuals and organizations to join hands in making a difference.
As the event approaches, anticipation grows for the foundation’s dedication to building bridges and changing lives, reinforcing the idea that together, communities can thrive by supporting their most vulnerable members.