Our foundation

About Our Mission

Bringing hope, structure, and transformation to widows, orphans, and vulnerable communities across Nigeria.

Saintlammy Foundation supporting women and families during a community outreach in Nigeria

Why we exist

Care with direction.

Immediate relief matters. So does building the stability that helps a household move forward.

Our Mission

To provide comprehensive support to widows, orphans, and vulnerable individuals across Nigeria through sustainable programs that address immediate needs while building long-term capacity for self-sufficiency.

Every person deserves dignity, hope, and the opportunity to thrive regardless of their circumstances.

Our Vision

A Nigeria where no widow is forgotten, no orphan is left behind, and no vulnerable home stands alone. We envision thriving communities where love, support, and opportunity are accessible to all.

Through faith-driven action and sustainable solutions, we are building a future of hope and transformation.

How it began

Our Story

From a shared conviction to a donor-backed mission rooted in community

Nigerian volunteers preparing relief supplies for a Saintlammy Foundation outreach

Saintlammy Foundation began in July 2025, founded by Olamide Agboola from a deep conviction that every vulnerable person deserves dignity, support, and the opportunity to thrive. The Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) served as our launchpad, giving the mission a trusted community base from which its first outreach and support efforts could be organized.

From the outset, the work was made possible by local and international donors who believed in the mission and provided the resources to act. Their support helped turn a clear vision into coordinated outreach, direct relief, and a growing structure for accountable community care.

As the work expanded, we strengthened our approach to transparency, accountability, and measurable impact. We also embraced modern giving options, including cryptocurrency, and digital reporting tools so donors can understand how contributions are used and the change they help create.

In November 2025, we achieved a significant milestone: official incorporation as Saintlammy Community Care Initiative with the Corporate Affairs Commission of Nigeria (Registration No. 9015713, Tax ID: 33715150-0001). This formalization strengthens our capacity to serve and supports the long-term sustainability of our programs.

Today, our story reflects what is possible when faith, a committed church community, and generous donors come together around a clear purpose. As we grow, we remain guided by the belief that no vulnerable home should stand alone and that hope truly has a home.

A mission taking shape.

Each milestone marks a stronger structure for serving people with consistency and care.

What holds the work together.

Our values guide how support is delivered, documented, and sustained.

Trust starts with the truth.

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Saintlammy Foundation volunteers and widows gathered after a relief outreach in Lagos

People behind the promise.

A Nigerian-led team coordinating programs, partnerships, and responsible delivery.

Olamide Agboola

Founder & Executive Director

Founded Saintlammy Foundation in July 2025 and leads its donor-backed mission to serve widows, orphans, and vulnerable households.

Peter Adinoyi Onuachi

Program Director

Coordinates program planning and delivery for outreaches serving widows, orphans, and vulnerable households.

Victoria Agboola

Co-founder & Operations Manager

Co-founded Saintlammy Foundation and oversees operations, logistics, and the responsible delivery of its programs.

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