Iyabo Ojo's non profitable organisation, Pinkies Foundation has turned four.
Actress' non profit organization visit disable home to celebrate 4th anniversary
In a bid to celebrate its fourth anniversary, the foundation which was founded in 2011, reached out to a disable home to extend a hand of love and affection.
Iyabo Ojo and members of Pinkies Foundation
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Members of the foundation reached out to the Family Vocational Institute for Disable in Ijoko, Ogun State on Sunday, June 14, 2015 as it marked its fourth anniversary.
According to Iyabo Ojo, 'Pinkies Foundation is dedicated to helping and supporting kids with disability. It also helps in creating awareness among women on building a better Nigeria. The foundation assists its members in areas affecting their businesses, relationship, motherhood too.'
In the past the foundation had visited Down Syndrome Foundation, Surulere, Heart of Gold Hospice,Surulere, Lagos State Old People’s Home, Yaba, Modupe Cole, Bariga, Sri Sathya Sai Seva Organisation, Ajah, Vocational Training Institute for the Blind, Oshodi among others.
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