Burna Boy Charity Outreach Touches Hearts at Disabled Home
Burna Boy charity outreach supports disabled residents of Cheshire Homes in Abuja, through a heartwarming visit organized by The REACH Nigeria Foundation
Burna Boy charity outreach brought smiles, hope, and heartfelt gratitude on Saturday, August 15, 2025, as The REACH Nigeria Foundation visited Cheshire Homes for the Disabled in Abuja with generous support from Grammy winner Damini Ogulu, popularly known as Burna Boy, and Board Member Mrs. Bose Ogulu.
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The emotional visit began at noon with an opening prayer by Ihoema Isaac and unfolded as a moment of deep connection between the 28 residents and The REACH team.
The residents, led by Betty Odema Alali, Lucky Zechariah, and Chindo Isaac, shared moving words of appreciation for the kindness shown.
“This visit is a reminder that kindness, when extended with love, creates a lasting impact,” said a representative of The REACH Nigeria Foundation, known for its wide-reaching humanitarian efforts.
The event saw the distribution of essential supplies and personal items, all managed by The REACH Foundation to ensure smooth delivery and lasting benefit to the residents.
Burna Boy’s involvement in the initiative further demonstrates his commitment to uplifting vulnerable communities, a cause he has supported consistently through his philanthropic footprint in Nigeria.
His mother, Mrs. Bose Ogulu, also plays a pivotal role on the foundation’s board, ensuring the artist’s giving is both intentional and impactful.
“We remain deeply thankful to Mr. Damini Ogulu and Mrs. Bose Ogulu for their unwavering support in advancing our mission,” the foundation stated.
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With each visit like this, The REACH Foundation continues to make a powerful difference in lives often overlooked, turning compassion into action—and reminding the public that celebrity influence can be a force for good.
