What we are doing
Practical support today, stronger pathways for tomorrow
Feed Someone
Our flagship relief programme delivers food, clothing, hygiene items and other essentials to underserved communities. Early outreach also included children's homes.
Healthy Communities
Health education, disease prevention and partnerships that improve access to qualified care.
Safe Lives
Safeguarding, abuse prevention, mental-health awareness, social support and trusted referral pathways.
Empower Futures
Education, skills, mentorship, technology access and sustainable livelihood opportunities.
About our foundation
From Feed Someone to a broader platform for opportunity
Founded from the Feed Someone outreach conceived in 2019, the Oluwafemi Ebenezer Foundation is a registered Nigerian nonprofit working to meet urgent needs while expanding long-term opportunity.
Feed Someone remains our flagship relief programme. OEF is the legal foundation behind the wider mission: community relief, dignity-focused care, health awareness, safe lives, learning access, social support and future digital opportunity.
Mission: To provide practical relief, learning support, health awareness, dignity-focused care and empowerment opportunities for vulnerable people and underserved communities.
Our work began with feeding outreach and support for children's homes, but the foundation's mandate is broader. OEF exists to support people and communities facing poverty, neglect, displacement, conflict, violence, disaster and lack of opportunity across different stages of life.
Vision: A society where poverty, hunger, abuse, preventable disease and lack of opportunity no longer define a person's future.
Help us turn practical compassion into repeatable, measurable programmes.
Oluwafemi Olanrewaju
Founder
Feed Someone 1.0 was a humbling beginning. Friends and volunteers came together because hunger and hardship were visible around us, and small acts of support could restore dignity even for a day. OEF is the structure we are building so that this compassion can become more consistent, accountable and scalable.
Olabisi Abolarin
Volunteer
Sometimes we are fooled by appearances. In my opinion, we should never be sorry if we later discover that we were mistaken while doing a good deed. The need to help should be our first reaction and offering help should be the genuine manifestation of being a good human as our parents taught us to be. Sometimes, we may discover we helped the wrong person, but that should not be a reason to stop helping other people in need, even though we were fooled previously. If you want to do good there are opportunities everywhere. Dont let the fools spoil your good heart. We all have the power to influence others. It is up to us, whether we are going to abuse that power to manipulate people or use it to help them. Join the movement
2019
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Outreach began
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Documented activities
2022
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CAC incorporation
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Institutional grants received