OUR PARTNERS
At Lagos Food Bank Initiative (LFBI), we are committed to forming strong partnerships with diverse stakeholders to combat hunger, malnutrition, and poverty. Our partnerships include collaborations with corporate organizations, entertainers, government bodies, and individuals willing to contribute to the social and economic development of vulnerable communities in Lagos and beyond.
CORPORATE PARTNERS
Corporate partnerships are vital to the success of LFBI. Companies and brands with a commitment to corporate social responsibility (CSR) can support our intervention programs and actively participate in employee volunteering initiatives.
HOW CORPORATE ORGANIZATIONS CAN HELP
- Support Lagos Food Bank’s intervention programs
- Volunteer through employee engagement initiatives
BENEFITS OF CORPORATE PARTNERSHIP
- Showcasing CSR activities through our active social media presence
- Increased brand visibility and global reach
- Featuring in our annual report viewed by over 2 million people
- Employee volunteering opportunities
- Strengthened community relationships and improved brand loyalty
- Improved sales and turnover through enhanced social responsibility image
- Access to transparent and accountable reporting on donations and programs
- Greater effectiveness in humanitarian efforts
- Unique team-building experiences for employees
ENTERTAINMENT PARTNERS
LFBI seeks collaborations with stakeholders in the Nigerian entertainment industry to highlight hunger-related issues and mobilize their audience in support of our mission.
WAYS ENTERTAINERS CAN SUPPORT
- Donate towards LFBI monthly projects
- Volunteer in outreach programs
- Promote LFBI through media projects
- Use social media platforms to create awareness
GOVERNMENT PARTNERSHIP
LFBI encourages partnerships with both federal and state government bodies. This includes facilitating access to government-controlled facilities, logistics support, funding, and employment initiatives.
BENEFITS OF PARTNERING WITH THE GOVERNMENT
- Improves food security and access for vulnerable populations
- Encourages private sector involvement in humanitarian efforts
- Brings government closer to citizens and boosts public image
- Creates job opportunities in each Local Government Area
- Reduces crime through food security
- Promotes volunteerism and community engagement
- Enhances disaster relief through existing food bank networks
- Supports health-related initiatives for malnourished persons
- Provides efficient food distribution without administrative burden
- Strengthens public-private partnerships for charitable causes
NON-FOOD PARTNERSHIP
LFBI also welcomes support beyond food donations. We aim to transform communities through targeted interventions in health, education, and infrastructure.
NON-FOOD PARTNERSHIP INITIATIVES
- Boreholes or water wells with pumps and filtration in underserved communities
- Supply of solar-powered kits (lamps, bulbs, etc.)
- School refurbishments and educational supplies for indigent children
- Scholarship funding for children in slum communities
- Food scholarships for families (6-month support)
- Donation of medical supplies (glasses, wheelchairs, breast pads, etc.)
- Support for children with special needs
- Payment of hospital bills for vulnerable individuals
- Distribution of sanitary pads and sexual health awareness
- Nutritional supplements for pregnant women
- Support for widows and women through small business grants
- Mosquito net provision in slum areas
- Environmental clean-up projects and waste bin provision
- Cooking stove distribution for slum households
- Post-delivery kits for nursing mothers
- School lunch vouchers and feeding support (3-6 months)
- Skill acquisition training for teenage girls
- Clothing distribution for families in need
PARTNER WITH US
LFBI remains open to new partnerships that align with our mission to end hunger and poverty. Whether you represent a business, government body, entertainment entity, or simply want to support a good cause, we invite you to partner with us.
For more information, please call: 02012918754 or visit our partnership page.
Together, we can make a difference.
PARTNERSHIPS – CORPORATE AND INDIVIDUAL PARTNERSHIP MODELS, SPONSORSHIP GUIDELINES, AND DONATION PROCESSES
INTRODUCTION
As a dynamic partnership organization, Lagos Food Bank Initiative (LFBI) brings together a diverse set of stakeholders to tackle the pressing national issues of hunger and poverty. By collaborating with corporate entities, individual partners, the entertainment industry, and government bodies, LFBI is able to make a sustainable impact on food insecurity and community development across Lagos State and beyond.
CORPORATE PARTNERSHIP MODEL
CORPORATE PARTNERS
Corporate entities recognize the value of investing in strategic social causes. Lagos Food Bank provides a platform for these companies to fulfill their Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) through resource investment and volunteer engagement. LFBI calls on corporations to become official Corporate Partners and work collaboratively to address food insecurity in Lagos.
HOW CORPORATE ENTITIES CAN HELP
- Support LFBI’s intervention programs
- Participate in corporate social responsibility and employee volunteer initiatives
BENEFITS OF CORPORATE PARTNERSHIP
- Visibility for CSR activities through LFBI’s strong presence on Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Facebook
- Opportunity to work with committed LFBI volunteers to deliver food relief and explore sector-specific opportunities
- Brand exposure in LFBI’s annual report viewed by over 2,000,000 people worldwide
- Staff volunteer programs that create community engagement beyond office environments
- Strengthened customer and employee relationships
- Enhanced brand reputation and visibility among value-driven consumers
- Greater efficiency in delivering humanitarian aid and tackling malnutrition
- Creative employee bonding through packaging sessions and outreach programs
- Access to transparent information on donations, missions, and finances
- Boost in sales and turnover via enhanced brand loyalty and promotions
- Access to grassroots communities for social transformation
ENTERTAINMENT PARTNERSHIP MODEL
ENTERTAINERS
The Nigerian entertainment industry holds immense potential for advocacy and social impact. LFBI seeks partnerships with industry stakeholders including actors, musicians, athletes, influencers, writers, directors, and producers.
WAYS ENTERTAINERS CAN SUPPORT LFBI
- Donate to monthly LFBI projects
- Volunteer in LFBI monthly activities
- Integrate LFBI themes into TV, film, and music projects
- Use social media to amplify LFBI campaigns
GOVERNMENT PARTNERSHIP MODEL
GOVERNMENT PARTNERSHIP
LFBI invites collaboration from federal and state governments for the use of facilities, logistics, and capital investments to expand the food bank network, especially at the local government level. Government support is vital in helping LFBI establish community food banks and strengthen its workforce.
BENEFITS TO GOVERNMENT
- Enhances food security for financially vulnerable populations
- Encourages private sector donations and participation
- Demonstrates people-oriented governance
- Creates direct employment across local food banks
- Reduces crime linked to poverty and hunger
- Facilitates volunteerism among citizens
- Enables effective disaster relief through existing LFBI structure
- Supports health-focused beneficiary organizations
- Reduces administrative burdens for government relief efforts
- Promotes a successful public-private partnership model
INDIVIDUAL AND NON-FOOD PARTNERSHIP MODEL
NON-FOOD PARTNERSHIPS
In the pursuit of a hunger-free Lagos by 2030, LFBI embraces non-food partnerships that expand the scope of its community support. Individuals and organizations are encouraged to support initiatives beyond food donations.
WAYS INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS CAN PARTNER
- Provide boreholes or water treatment facilities in underserved areas
- Donate solar-powered kits such as rechargeable lamps and bulbs
- Refurbish public school toilets and libraries or donate educational materials
- Sponsor school fees or scholarships for slum children
- Put families on a 6-month food scholarship
- Donate medical supplies like eyeglasses and mobility aids
- Provide learning materials for children with special needs
- Pay hospital bills for the poor
- Supply sanitary pads and promote sexual health awareness
- Provide nutritional supplements for pregnant women
- Support small business setups for widows and indigent women
- Distribute mosquito nets in slum communities
- Clean up slums and supply waste bins
- Donate cooking stoves to low-income households
- Provide post-delivery kits for nursing mothers
- Fund school lunches for poor children through prepaid food vouchers
- Register teenage girls for empowerment and skill acquisition programs
- Donate clothing items for slum families
SPONSORSHIP GUIDELINES AND DONATION PROCESSES
SPONSORSHIP AND DONATIONS
Lagos Food Bank welcomes both financial and material support. Sponsors and donors can:
- Choose to contribute to specific programs or general food relief initiatives
- Provide one-time or recurring financial support
- Donate products or services aligned with LFBI’s goals
- Engage their staff in volunteering efforts coordinated by LFBI
TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY
LFBI ensures full transparency through access to financial reports, donor updates, and social impact reports. Sponsors are kept informed of how resources are utilized, reinforcing trust and sustained commitment.
CONCLUSION
LFBI continues to expand its impact through sustainable partnerships with corporate bodies, individuals, entertainers, and government institutions. By supporting LFBI through any of these models, partners play a pivotal role in alleviating hunger and improving lives in Lagos and beyond.
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