In commemoration of World Humanitarian Day 2026, the Food Bank Network Nigeria (FBNN) will provide food support to 40 reputable Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) working to reach food-insecure households in low-income and vulnerable communities across Nigeria.

Scheduled for Friday, August 21st, 2026, this initiative is designed to provide essential food supplies to individuals and families experiencing food insecurity. Through collaboration with partner NGOs, FBNN seeks to alleviate hunger, improve access to nutritious food, and support the well-being of vulnerable populations.

By leveraging the reach and expertise of partner organizations, particularly NGOs working in the areas of nutrition, poverty alleviation, community development, and empowerment, FBNN aims to extend its impact to more communities across Nigeria. This collaborative effort reinforces a shared commitment to addressing hunger and malnutrition and improving the quality of life of vulnerable households.

Goal

The primary goal of this World Humanitarian Day initiative is to provide immediate food assistance to food-insecure households, improve their nutritional well-being, and contribute to a better quality of life for individuals and families living in vulnerable communities across Nigeria.

Objectives

  1. Bridge the Food Gap
    Provide nutritious food supplies to individuals and families experiencing food insecurity, particularly those living in low-income and underserved communities.
  2. Expand Community Reach
    Extend food assistance to more vulnerable households across different communities in Nigeria through a network of trusted NGO partners.
  3. Strengthen Collaboration
    Foster stronger partnerships between FBNN and local NGOs to establish a coordinated and sustainable approach to supporting food-insecure populations.
  4. Raise Awareness
    Increase awareness of the realities of food insecurity and malnutrition in Nigeria while highlighting the important role of food banks and community-based organizations in addressing these challenges.
  5. Build Community Resilience
    Support vulnerable communities with nutritional assistance and meaningful engagement that can contribute to greater resilience and improved well-being over time.

List of Beneficiary Organizations: 

  1. Aanu Foundation
  2. Adlai Heroes Foundation
  3. Barham Inyas Foodbank Initiative
  4. Beellahy Foundation
  5. Better You Africa Initiative
  6. Camp Adventure Africa Initiative
  7. Dosu Relief Foundation
  8. Yemisi Alogi Orphanage and Children’s Home
  9. Ewaade Foundation
  10. Feed the hungry charity foundation
  11. Freedom Foundation Nigeria
  12. Gift a Child Initiative
  13. Hope for HIV/AIDS International/HopeVision Children School
  14. JUST ENOUGH CARE INITIATIVE
  15. Karreno Kids Welfare Organization
  16. Last Hope Faith Mission Home Orphanage
  17. Lend a Hand Africa
  18. Make it WoW Humanitarian Foundation
  19. Mimi’s Home Charity
  20. Nova Diamond Foundation
  21. Opeogun Opemidayo Foundation
  22. OSAS CARE FOUNDATION
  23. OWAB Foundation
  24. POOREST OF POOR EMPOWERMENT FOUNDATION
  25. Real Acts of Kindness (RAK) Development Foundation
  26. SAMSON SOYEBI FOUNDATION
  27. Selfworth Organization For Women Development
  28. Sheltered Hope Initiative
  29. Supportive Pillar Foundation
  30. Tabitha New Life Foundation
  31. The Candlelight Foundation
  32. Tobby Emmanuel Foundation
  33. Umbrella for the African Child Foundation
  34. UTIN’S DESTINY ACHIEVERS FOUNDATION (UDAF)
  35. VOICE TO THE STREET
  36. Women’s World Support Foundation
  37. Yagazie Foundation
  38. Motherchild Support Foundation 
  39. Do Better Today Foundation 
  40. Finger of God Orphanage 

DATE: Friday, 21st August 2026.

BENEFICIARIES: Beneficiary NGOs.

LOCATION: Lagos Food Bank Warehouse

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