About Us

We are the Bright Relief Foundation (formerly known as SheHelpz Africa and The Bright Initiative),  a Non-Profit Organization based in Ketu, Lagos, Nigeria.

Our community projects are actively carried out in the Ejigbo , Ketu, Isolo, and Iju communities of Lagos, Nigeria.

We commenced activities on a very small scale in the year 2013 in Ejigbo,  catering to young girls and kids in that community. Our founder, Esther Mojisola Fabunmi  found a need and started out with what she had and could get from family and friends.

In 2018, we decided to make public our community projects and charity activities.

Our mandate is to bring relief in form of feeding, clothing and funding to those who are really in need of them.

We have successfully done this for the past 12 years, first on a very small scale then on a bigger scale and more regularly.

 Our Mission in Action

We remain committed to providing nutritious meals, clean clothing, and  relief funds to vulnerable individuals and families in our community. Our work targets those facing food insecurity, homelessness, and hardship due to economic downturn.

Current Activities & Reach

• Monthly Feeding Program:

○ We are currently in the process of providing food bags monthly to families on our helps list

• Quarterly Clothing Support:

○ We continue to distribute clean clothing, shoes, and basic hygiene items to individuals in need, including children, young girls and the elderly.

• Yearly Relief Funds:

○ We offer relief funds for petty trade and small business to women and young people who are willing to work

3. Current Strengths

• A growing volunteer base that supports food preparation, sorting, and distribution.

• Strong community trust and visibility in areas we serve.

• Increased donations of clothing items from individuals 

•A committed leadership team ensuring smooth operations.

4. Ongoing Challenges

• Rising demand for food and relief support due to economic hardship.

• Limited funding for scaling operations, transportation, and storage.

• Need for more consistent supply of essential items (rice, protein, cooking oil,  clothing, hygiene products).

5. Opportunities Ahead

• Expanding partnerships with other non-profits,  schools, and business organisations

• Launching periodic sponsorship programs to ensure stable funding.

• Planning to adopt more communities to reach more vulnerable persons