OGF Features in the News
We are thrilled to announce that Olive Grange Foundation has been featured in two recent blog news pieces highlighting our impactful borehole water project in Ekiti. This project, aimed at providing clean and safe drinking water to communities in need, has been making waves and changing lives in profound ways.
Access to clean water is a fundamental human right, yet millions worldwide still lack this basic necessity. In response to this pressing issue, Olive Grange Foundation launched the Borehole Water Project in Baptist Primary School, Igede, an initiative focused on drilling boreholes to provide sustainable access to clean water in schools and communities in impoverished communities.
The blog news piece, titled “Olive Grange Foundation commissions borehole in Baptist Primary School, Igede,” by Round Off News sheds light on the importance of this project and the positive impact it has had on the lives of those it serves.
JirolTV captions its own “Olive Grange Foundation Installs Borehole in Baptist Primary School, Igede, Ekiti State to Promote Hygiene.” You can read the blog post here.
This project’s goals range from improving health and sanitation to empowering communities and fostering economic development. The benefits of access to clean water are truly transformative.
As we celebrate this recognition, we are reminded of the importance of our mission to create thriving communities where every child has access to essential amenities, education, and opportunities. The success of the Borehole Water Project is a testament to the power of collective action and the difference we can make when we come together to address pressing social challenges.
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