CDA registers the community
The community's CDA chairman or leadership registers through our standard community form. They provide the venue, expected household count, and a coordinator's contact.
No child can play, learn, or grow on an empty stomach. The Ìṣẹ́yà Foundation Food Bank delivers staple foods to communities across Ogun State — free, dignified, and on a published schedule. Register your community, or sponsor a distribution day.
Before a child can run, they need to eat. Before they can study, they need to eat. Before they can be screened for malaria, treated, or taught, they need to eat.
Food is the foundation of everything else we do. It is the first pillar.
The community's CDA chairman or leadership registers through our standard community form. They provide the venue, expected household count, and a coordinator's contact.
We pick a date, publish it on this page, and arrive with food, medical staff for health screenings, and volunteers. One trip — two services.
Households register on-site. No fees. No agents. No discrimination. Every family that needs food receives food. Every child receives a health screening.
Every time we visit a community, we bring food and health screenings. Same venue, same volunteers, same day. Because a child who is fed but untreated gets sick again, and a child who is treated but hungry cannot heal properly.
See health screeningsPublished in advance. Free to attend. No registration fee.
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A standard pack is designed to feed a family of five for approximately two weeks.
10kg — the staple grain for most Nigerian households.
5kg — protein-rich, essential for growing children.
5kg — cassava flour, a resilient, long-lasting staple.
2 litres of palm or vegetable oil.
Salt, pepper, onions, and basic seasoning.
Tomatoes, peppers, and onions when seasonally available.
Some households cannot wait for the next Community Day. Orphaned children. Child-headed homes. Elderly caregivers. Families in our football program who are food insecure. These households receive monthly or termly support from the foundation.
This program is confidential. Recipients are referred through CDA leadership, schools, or our own staff — never publicly listed.
Refer a household in needYour sponsorship funds one full food distribution in a community of your choosing.
We accept one-off and recurring sponsorships. Reach out through the sponsor form and choose "Food Bank distribution" as your sponsorship category.
Sponsor a distributionFree to register. Free to attend. We work with your CDA leadership to schedule a Community Day that works for your people.