Care that opens doors.
To support widows, orphans, and vulnerable individuals through compassionate care, access to education, literacy, vocational learning, and humanitarian service.
Discover our charitable history, founder, objectives, and governance. Supporting widows, orphans, education, literacy, and practical skills.
Standing with widows, orphans, and vulnerable people. Making room for dignity, learning, and a more hopeful tomorrow.
Discover our journey

Care can be a turning point.
So can the chance to learn.
Joseph Ade Ologbonyo Foundation is a not-for-profit, non-political organisation supporting widows, orphans, and vulnerable individuals through practical care, education, literacy, and skills development.
We bring compassionate assistance and opportunities to learn together, helping people build confidence, improve their wellbeing, and look towards a more hopeful future.
Explore our focus areasTo support widows, orphans, and vulnerable individuals through compassionate care, access to education, literacy, vocational learning, and humanitarian service.
A society where vulnerability does not take away dignity, access to learning, or the opportunity to build a meaningful future.
Our founder’s wider journey of service, and the foundation’s formal chapter.
Prophet Adegboyega Joseph Ologbonyo established a foundation to empower widows and support vulnerable people, beginning a continuing commitment to humanitarian service and educational opportunity.
He founded Seed of Mercy Group of Schools, extending his wider commitment to education and the possibilities that learning can create.
The founding of Boanerges Medical Centre reflected his continuing concern for people’s health and quality of life.
Joseph Ade Ologbonyo Foundation was incorporated on 31 January 2023 as an Incorporated Trustee body, with registration number 197123.

Prophet Adegboyega Joseph Ologbonyo is a Nigerian Christian minister, educationist, and humanitarian. He is the presiding prophet of Christ Apostolic Church, Mercy Land, popularly known as “Ile Aanu”, in Ise/Orun Local Government Area of Ekiti State.
Born in Osogbo into a Christian family, his educational background includes Public Administration, Computer Studies, and Theology. He worked with Ise/Orun Local Government before devoting himself to ministry and service.
Through his philanthropic work, thousands of widows have been trained and empowered, while orphans and vulnerable children have benefited from scholarships from nursery to university level.
Read more about the founderEight objectives shape our commitment to care, education, literacy, skills, and humanitarian service.
Assist orphans, widows, and people experiencing disadvantage.
Provide care and practical assistance that improve wellbeing and quality of life.
Support the reduction of illiteracy and the pursuit of a literate society.
Advance access to formal basic education for all.
Promote adult literacy and opportunities to continue learning.
Encourage vocational learning and skills acquisition through education.
Use literacy campaigns to address social vices and encourage positive choices.
Provide humanitarian services.
A shared purpose comes with a clear responsibility to the people we serve and those who support the work.
The constitution provides for a Board of Trustees and an Executive Committee responsible for the foundation’s administration. It identifies the offices of Chairman, Vice Chairman, Secretary, Financial Secretary, Treasurer, Public Relations Officer, Welfare Officer, and Legal Adviser.
The constitution directs the foundation’s income and property towards its charitable objectives. Its sources of support include members’ contributions, trust funds, grants, and voluntary donations.
The constitution requires independent annual audits and the presentation of audited financial statements to the Annual General Meeting, with the required annual returns filed with the Corporate Affairs Commission.