Selfless Service
Rendering selfless service to humanity.
David-Jimoh Foundation is committed to uplifting the less privileged through free medical care, educational assistance, financial empowerment, social empowerment and community development.
Serving humanity with dignity, compassion and a commitment to sustainable impact.
Through healthcare, education, financial empowerment, social support and community development initiatives, the Foundation works to improve lives, restore dignity and create sustainable opportunities.
By working with individuals, communities and strategic partners, David-Jimoh Foundation is committed to building resilience, encouraging self-sufficiency and creating lasting humanitarian impact.
Discover Our WorkOur humanitarian efforts are focused on individuals, families and communities that need support, opportunity and renewed hope.
Our vision, mission and values guide every humanitarian initiative of the David-Jimoh Foundation.
Rendering selfless service to humanity.
Empowering the less privileged through sustainable individual and community partnership.
Love,Goodwill, Transparency and Team Work.
Our programs provide meaningful assistance, create opportunities and improve the quality of life of the less privileged.
Supporting access to essential healthcare and medical assistance for individuals and communities in need.
Providing support that helps beneficiaries improve their financial stability and pursue better opportunities.
Supporting access to education and helping those facing financial barriers to learning.
Creating opportunities that promote dignity, inclusion, confidence and greater independence.
Supporting initiatives that enhance living standards and strengthen communities.
Through education, empowerment, rehabilitation and community development, David-Jimoh Foundation continues to support individuals and underserved communities.
Educational initiatives include school outreach activities and a debate competition created to encourage learning, confidence and youth development.
Educational Initiatives
The Foundation has carried out financial empowerment programmes supporting beneficiaries and creating opportunities for greater economic independence.
Economic Empowerment
A street rehabilitation programme against drug abuse forms part of the Foundation's commitment to youth sensitization and responsible community development.
Community Rehabilitation
The Borehole Legacy Project in Olorunda Community, Ado Odo/Ota LGA, Ogun State reflects the Foundation's commitment to sustainable community development.
Borehole Legacy Project
The Foundation participates in an annual widows empowerment programme in conjunction with Ibigbami Foundation.
Social Empowerment
Outreach activities have reached schools including Akinyele Alakuko Junior High School, Olorunnisola Junior High School Ayobo and Alaso Junior High.
Educational AssistanceThe Foundation has set measurable targets to expand its humanitarian reach across communities in Nigeria.
Contact David-Jimoh Foundation directly through our official phone numbers or WhatsApp.
Speak directly with the Foundation regarding humanitarian assistance and enquiries.
07033363318Send a direct WhatsApp message to either of our official contact numbers.
WhatsApp 07033363318Psalm 23 Plaza, 18 Ajasa Command Rd, Abule Egba, Lagos, Nigeria.
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Jimoh David Adeiza is a Nigerian entrepreneur and humanitarian from Uboro in Okehi Local Government Area of Kogi State. His early life shaped a strong commitment to hard work, compassion and community service.
He earned a Diploma in Accounting from Olabisi Onabanjo University and later pursued Political Science at Lagos State University, combining academic development with a growing entrepreneurial career.
Driven by a desire to create meaningful social impact, he founded David-Jimoh Foundation in 2022 to provide sustainable support in education, healthcare, empowerment, rehabilitation and community development.
Through the Foundation, he continues to champion opportunities for underserved individuals and communities while encouraging partnership, self-sufficiency and long-term development.
Beyond philanthropy, he is an entrepreneur and family man whose vision remains focused on helping people build better and more sustainable futures.
Mr. Jimoh is known for his approachable and grounded nature. He is also a family man, married with three boys.
David-Jimoh Foundation is supported by a Board of Trustees committed to humanitarian service, accountability, transparency and sustainable community impact.
Board of Trustees
Board of Trustees
Board of Trustees
Founder & Chairman
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Find answers to common questions about the David-Jimoh Foundation Financial Empowerment Program and Community Borehole Project.
The program is open to interested community members, especially women, youth and low-income households.
No. The financial assistance is free.
Participants receive training on business skills, record-keeping and savings. After saving for some time, members may access small loans from their group to start or expand income-generating activities such as trading, farming or small services.
No. The Foundation does not provide loans directly. It provides limited financial assistance free of charge.
Yes. The Foundation provides training, mentoring and support to help people build and strengthen their businesses.
After testing the water quality and installing the pump, the borehole will be handed over to the Community Water User Committee. The official opening date will be announced through community leaders.
A Community Water User Committee will be trained and responsible for daily management, collecting small user fees and arranging repairs. The Foundation will provide initial tools and training, while long-term ownership belongs to the community.
A small monthly contribution will be collected from households to cover maintenance, fuel or electricity where required, and repairs. The amount will be decided by the community so that it remains affordable.
Water quality tests will be conducted before the borehole is opened for public use. The results will be shared with the community, and regular testing will form part of the maintenance plan.
First report the problem to the Community Water User Committee. The committee will be trained on basic repairs and will maintain a maintenance fund. For major breakdowns, the committee can contact the local government water office or the Foundation support line for technical assistance.
There are different ways to support the mission of the David-Jimoh Foundation and bring hope to those who need it most.
Support our humanitarian programs and help us reach more less privileged individuals and communities.
Support the MissionGive your time, skills and energy to support humanitarian activities and make a meaningful difference.
Become a VolunteerIndividuals and organizations can work with us to expand humanitarian impact and strengthen communities.
Partner With UsEvery contribution helps David-Jimoh Foundation continue its humanitarian work in healthcare, education, empowerment and community development.
Together, we can reach more less privileged individuals and create meaningful opportunities for a better future.
Reach out to David-Jimoh Foundation for enquiries, assistance, volunteering, donations, partnerships or humanitarian support.
Psalm 23 Plaza, 18 Ajasa Command Rd, Abule Egba, Lagos, Nigeria.
Psalm 23 Plaza, 18 Ajasa Command Rd, Abule Egba, Lagos, Nigeria.