By Ebunoluwa Sessou

Thrive Together Charity Foundation extended Support to Modupe Cole Memorial Child Care and Treatment Home in a demonstration of compassion, social responsibility, and commitment to humanitarian service.

The outreach, which took place on March 10, 2026, was led by the Founder of the foundation, Oluwatemitope Racheal Ajayi, alongside members of the foundation’s team.

The visit formed part of the organization’s broader mission to support vulnerable communities and improve the lives of children with special needs.

During the outreach, the foundation donated essential items and spent time interacting with the students and caregivers at the facility, reinforcing the values of inclusion, care, and collective responsibility in the society.

Speaking during the visit, Oluwatemitope emphasized that caring for children with special needs requires a collective effort from government institutions, corporate organizations, parents, caregivers, and individuals.

She noted that the outreach was inspired by the foundation’s deep commitment to giving back to society and ensuring that children who require special care receive the support, dignity, and opportunities they deserve.

The Thrive Together Charity Foundation believes that every child deserves to be eduated, given adequate love, attention, and the opportunity to thrive regardless of their condition or background,” she stated. “Our visit today is a reflection of our passion to support special children and remind society that they remain an integral part of our collective future.”
Oluwatemitope, who is based in the country of Georgia, explained that her passion for humanitarian service particularly for children with special needs inspired the creation of the foundation.

She further appealed to government agencies, corporate organizations, and well-meaning individuals to intensify their commitment to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), especially during challenging economic times.

According to her, “The current economic realities require greater compassion and shared responsibility.

Corporate organizations and individuals must support charitable initiatives that uplift vulnerable members of society.”
Oluwatemitope, also commended the Lagos State Government for the ongoing transformation and development across the state, acknowledging the administration’s efforts in improving infrastructure, governance, and social development initiatives.

The foundation’s founder further expressed appreciation to members of her team for their dedication, commitment, and professionalism in executing the outreach program.

She acknowledged the contributions of key team members including Lauren Oduwole, Abimbola Ojo, Olamide Morawo, Oluwafeyisayo Oduwole, Ladi Akinyele, Precious Nwogu, Esther Odugbesan, Esther Kukoyi, Favour Ndubuisi and Ahmed Lawal for their exemplary teamwork and commitment to the foundation’s humanitarian mission.
Oluwatemitope also extended special gratitude to several private individuals and organizations whose support made the outreach possible.

She recognized the contributions of Niyi Zaccheus, Bims Homeland, Ms. Lauren Oduwole, Ms. Folashade Adeyemi, Ms. Motunrayo Jakande, Ms. Bukky, Exceptional Alice, Mr. Olayinka Toyobo, Mr. Seyefunmi Akinbowale, Mr. Demilade Akinbowale, Mr. Segun Nelson, Mr. Niyi Olaleye, Mr Joshua Benibo,and Pastor Mrs. Freda Folabi Solomon for their generosity and commitment to supporting charitable initiatives that benefit vulnerable members of society.

The management and staff of Modupe Cole Memorial Child Care and Treatment Home expressed heartfelt appreciation to the Thrive Together Charity Foundation Team for the visit and the support provided, noting that such gestures significantly contribute to the welfare and development of the children under their care.

The outreach concluded with warm interactions between members of the foundation, staff, and the children, creating moments of joy, encouragement, and hope.

The Thrive Together Charity Foundation reaffirmed its commitment to continuing humanitarian initiatives aimed at supporting vulnerable communities, promoting inclusion, and strengthening social impact efforts across Nigeria and beyond.