The management of Cuppy Foundation founded by singer and artiste Florence Ifeoluwa Otedola popularly called Cuppy has reiterated their commitment to championing the wellbeing of children.
According to a statement, the officials disclosed this during the virtual conference, ‘Cuppy Gold Dust’ hosted by the founder.
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It has been doing so since 2019 and has reached over 9,000 ‘unique’ persons via various programmes.
Some of the ways in which impact has been made include; sponsoring several individuals with physical disabilities through higher institutions, treatment of children suffering from acute malnutrition, education for young mothers on how to cater better for their children, among others.
The conference was a follow-up from the Gold Gala which was held in 2019 and detailed the activities of the Foundation in the past year.
Save The Children, a partner agency through its CEO, Mr Kevin Watkins, said a lot had been achieved in the last one year with help from The Cuppy Foundation.
The Director – Programme Development & Quality at Save the Children Nigeria, Shannon Ward, said: “Save the Children appreciates the kind of partnership we have with Cuppy Foundation and Cuppy that will enable us to ensure the progress we have achieved in child rights are not reversed but maintained and strengthened in the years to come.”
Cuppy closed the show with a standout performance of some of her biggest hits and fans’ favourites like Gelato, Green Light, Litty Lit & Jollof on the Jet.
The Cuppy Foundation renewed its commitment to achieving her goal of tackling issues surrounding child protection, education for girls and persons with disabilities.
Other charity organizations supported by the Foundation include Angel for Life Foundation, The Kaffy Foundation and The Kupe Foundation.
