Pastor
Founder & ChairmanLeads the foundation’s vision and keeps every programme anchored to the communities it serves.
About us
Kindness & humanity
DRN Foundation — Destiny Redemption Network Foundation — is a registered Nigerian non-profit serving communities across Lagos.
Our story
We started with one food drive and a list of names.
DRN Foundation began the way most small Nigerian foundations begin: a group of people who could not walk past a need, and a food drive that was supposed to be a one-off.
The list of names grew. So did the work — school fees, uniforms, vocational training, medical camps, emergency relief for families who lost everything at once. Today the foundation runs six live programmes across Lagos communities.
We have stayed deliberately small. Every household we support has been visited before they are added to a list. Every school fee is paid straight to the school. Every parcel is photographed and numbered on distribution day.
Mission & vision
What we are here to do.
Three statements we actually use to decide what to fund and what to turn down.
Our mission
To relieve poverty and hardship in Nigerian communities through food, education, vocational training and health support — delivered directly, and accounted for openly.
Our vision
A Nigeria where a child’s future is not decided by the family’s bank account, and a woman with a skill can feed her own household.
Our values
Honesty about what we can and cannot do. Dignity for everyone we serve. Records for every naira and dollar that passes through our hands.
What we do
Six programmes, all running now.
- Food drive — 150 household parcels per round
- Education — school fees, uniforms, books and bags
- Vocational training — tailoring, catering, craft and ICT
- Emergency relief — mattresses, blankets, clothing, rent support
- Community medical camps — free screening and medicines
- Festive food and gift drive — every December
Our team
The people who do the work.
A small leadership team, backed by volunteers who give their Saturdays.
Programme Lead
Education & VocationalRuns the school support register and the vocational cohorts, term by term.
Volunteer Coordinator
OutreachBuilds the volunteer teams behind every food drive, medical camp and distribution day.
Finance & Accountability
TreasurerKeeps the books clean, publishes the annual report and signs off every disbursement.
Accountability
Why we publish our numbers.
Anyone can say they fed 150 families. The question a donor should ask is: which 150, where, and on what date?
- Households supported, published each round
- Cost of a parcel, a school year, a training kit — broken down
- Distribution lists and photographs (names withheld for privacy)
- Annual report signed by the treasurer
DRN Foundation
Want to work with us?
Whether you are a donor, a volunteer, a company with a CSR budget or a community leader — talk to us.