FairMoney donates N2 million to Givefood.ng to provide food for vulnerable Nigerians during this lockdown

FairMoney has donated the sum of Two Million Naira to Givefood.ng to help ease the hardship of some vulnerable customers and Nigerians during the lockdown.

With this donation, a thousand families will be fed for an entire week.

“We’re passionate about seeing people and businesses succeed and we’ve shown this passion by creating a platform that helps anyone access a quick loan from the comfort of their homes.

"The COVID-19 situation has greatly impacted the lives of some of our customers negatively. From the feedback we’ve received, businesses are having a hard time and people are struggling to put food on the table.

"65% of Nigerians earn daily wages from the informal sector and the strict lockdown in Lagos, Abuja, Ogun, and now spreading to all major cities and states in Nigeria has had a huge effect on how they generate money. We want to be a support system to vulnerable Nigerians in these trying times and we’ve spotted the Givefood.ng platform as a platform that can help us put smiles on the faces of people during this period.”, said Julian Flosbach, General Manager at FairMoney.

When asked about what brought about the Givefood.ng platform, Kola Masha, Founder at Givefood.ng & Babban Gona said, “We have been inspired by the collective willingness we have seen amongst Nigerians to help their fellow citizens at a critical time. When we have millions of vulnerable people that need help, we cannot rely on the contributions or interventions of others, we must all come together to support them.

"This is the vision for Givefood.ng; for ordinary Nigerians to have access to a platform that can safely and securely deliver assistance to those that need it. We believe that with the partners we have been able to bring together, the civic spirit we have seen, and the support we have received from Nigeria’s private sector, we can quickly achieve a system that provides 1 million meals for Nigerians each week. Through Givefood.ng, those in need are able to access donated food at a convenient supermarket near them.”

FairMoney believes that with the weekly N2000 per person model Givefood.ng offers, as many as a thousand families will be fed for an entire week.

Laurin Hainy, CEO and Founder at FairMoney further echoed, “During uncertain times like these, I’m a strong believer in being your neighbour’s keeper. I am happy that we could make our thoughts become reality through our donation and Givefood.ng.”

FairMoney is a micro-lending platform that offers quick loan services to over 1 million Nigerians. With FairMoney you can get a loan in 5 minutes, and do much more like buying airtime and data, pay bills, and much more.

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