Double Triumph for Bet9ja Foundation at CSR Reporters Awards Night
Bet9ja Foundation proudly celebrated a momentous achievement at the CSR Reporters Social Impact and Sustainability Awards (SISA) 2024, securing two prestigious accolades:
● CSR Award for Inclusive Development of Persons Living with Disabilities (PLWDs)
● Community Champion of the Year (NGO)
These awards affirm Bet9ja Foundation’s unwavering commitment to creating meaningful change in communities across Nigeria.
A Year of Impactful Change
Since its inception, Bet9ja Foundation has focused on transforming lives through five key pillars:
- Healthcare
- Education
- Community Infrastructure
- Sports Development
- Youth Development
In just one year, the Foundation has executed over 130 life-changing projects across 29 states, investing more than ₦500 million.
Some of its notable initiatives include:
- Graduate Employability and Enterprise Summit: Equipping young Nigerians with digital and entrepreneurial skills.
- Young Executive Program: Offering professional mentorship to prepare youth for successful careers.
- Fitness Festival and Market Outreach: Promoting healthy living in local communities.
- Love on the Streets Initiative: Providing care and relief to underserved populations.
- Support for Nigerian Para Power Lifter World Cup: Empowering athletes to achieve global success.
The Foundation has also made strides in healthcare by donating medical equipment, funding treatments, training medical professionals, and enhancing rural infrastructure with solar-powered streetlights and clean water solutions.
A Night to Remember
The awards ceremony, themed “Towards a Sustainable Future: Enhancing Corporate Social Responsibility for a Sustainable and Inclusive Development,” was held at the Civic Centre Tower in Lagos. The event brought together leading corporates and NGOs to celebrate collaborative efforts driving sustainable development.
In her keynote address, Her Excellency Mrs. Titilola Adeleke, wife of the Osun state governor, commended Bet9ja Foundation’s transformative work, particularly its initiatives for persons living with disabilities. She encouraged the Foundation to continue setting the standard for impactful CSR efforts and hinted at exciting future partnerships.
Speaking at the event, Mrs. Ada Cuomo, Vice President of Bet9ja Foundation, expressed gratitude for the recognition:
“Impact is not just about the money; it’s about the lives we invest in. In over one year, we’ve made strides in education, healthcare, youth empowerment, and community development. This is only the beginning; we’re determined to do even more.”
Looking Ahead
These awards spotlight the critical role of private organizations like Bet9ja Foundation in fostering sustainable development and improving lives across Nigeria. As the Foundation continues to grow, its achievements serve as a benchmark for other organizations to join the mission of building a brighter future for all.
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Source: Legit.ng
