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ALEX & GRACE IZINYON FOUNDATION

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Message from CEO . . . . . . . . . 3

Our Pillars . . . . . . . . . 4

Our History . . . . . . . . . 5

2019/2020 Overview . . . . . . . . . 6

Project Impact . . . . . . . . . 8

Impact Stories . . . . . . . . . 10

Donor Listing . . . . . . . . . 12

The Kernel Community . . . . . . . . . 12

Financial Record . . . . . . . . . 14

Message from CEO

Withanoptimisticheart,webeganour2ndyear;focusingonrefiningsuccessful projects to acheive our mission whilst looking at operational expan-sion and sustainability. COVID-19 was an unexpected hit to our major activities in the middle of our project year, however, with resilience and sheer determi-nation we bounced back stronger than the start of the year.Wereflectedoninnovative ways to reach youths in our FounORock program and saw over 1000 viewers for the faith-based online show. We used the budget from cancelled projects to feed over 16 families during the lockdown period. Our annual House of Grace Program fed nearly 200 families in 6 communities and provided medical supplies to a health facility in Dakwa.

Over 8000 people applied for our Full National Scholarship and we began our Widows entrepreneurship program with 10 successful business owners lookingtodigitisetheirbusinesses.Despiteincreasingunemploymentafflictingthe global landscape we welcomed 3 full-term permanent employees this year and over 30 volunteers.

“May the flowers remind us why the rain was so necessary” - Oku

As we move into our 3rd year, we should be looking at exponential operational growth and reaching more Nigerian States with our mission. We have a strong quality driven focus and passionate employees/volunteers so we will be looking to strengthen our revenue generating capacity whilst focusing on a sustainable future. We pray for success ahead.

Our Pillars

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YouthEmpowerment

Poverty & Inequity

Alleviation

HealthServices

Education

Our HistoryP-The Alex and Grace Izinyon Foundation (AGIF) was founded by Dr. Alex Aigbe Izinyon (SAN OFR) and Barr. Mrs. Grace Oluwayemisi Izinyon (in remembrance).

TheFoundationreflectsthebenevolenceofDrAlexandMrsGraceIzinyonbypromoting the well-being of the disadvantaged through our four pillars: health services, education, youth empowerment and poverty & inequity alleviation. Our founders were committed to helping the disadvantaged in their communities. Before the organisation was established, they reached many lives. Several of which are unaccounted for but included training and sponsoring several candidates through secondary and tertiary education, outreaches in Bauchi, Kogi, Abuja (Nigeria) and England (UK), reconstructing maternity homes and many more.

AGIFwasofficiallylaunchedinOctober2018andwithinthefirstyearoflaunch,empowered 139 youths, provided access to education for 87 individuals, reached 1362 individuals through outreaches and provided free medical and health services to1332personsinNigeria.ItisthefirmbeliefofAGIFthatthewell-beingofeverylife matters, is valuable and with minimal resources every human being can thrive and achieve purpose when stirred in the right direction.

AGIFaimstobealeadingnonprofitinAfricaworkingonbuildingaworldwithoutdisadvantaged people around us, where every life is valuable.

To promote the wellbeing of the disadvantaged around us through Education, Health Services, Youth Empowerment and Poverty & Inequity alleviation

Our Purpose

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2019/2020 Overview

2019/2020Projects

Project Pathfinder: Pathfinder Health

CampaignProject A30

Financial Aid Hospital

Pickup (Ongoing)

Health Walk

COVID-19 Inter-vention

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IMPACT OF COVID-19

The AGIF Year 2 has been a truly unprecendeted year due to the unfore-seen challenges the Covid-19 public health crisis brought with it. February2020,theglobalCOVID-19pandemicwasfirstreportedinNigeria.InMarch2020,thefoundationoperationsfromtheofficecloseddown in compliance with the prevention measures from the Nigerian government,thisaffectedtheprojectcalendaroftheFoundationandthe planned projects for the project year. However, thanks to the amazing team of AGIF, we were able to come up with strategies to combat the impact of the lockdown on some projects enabling us reach and promote the lives of the disadvantaged in our society, as is our mission.

AGIF Full National Scholarship

House of Grace

COVID-19 Inter-vention

Wi-Prenuer Initiative (Ongoing)

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IMPACT OF AGIF PROJECTS IN 2019/2020:

16 FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS RECEIVED FINANCIAL SUPPORT FROM AN ONLINE PALLATIVE INITIATIVE TO ALLOW THEM BUY FOOD ITEMS (PALLATIVES) DURING THE COVID-19 LOCKDOWN

49 UNDERPRIVILEGED PUPILS WERE PROVIDED ACCESS TO QUALITY EDUCATION FOR 3 MONTHS IN 3 SUBJECTS: FRENCH, PHYSICAL AND HEALTH EDUCATION AND FINE ART

34 STUDENTS, ACROSS 16 STATES, ARE BENEFI-CIARIES OF FULL AND PARTIAL SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMS TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE THROUGH THEIR SCHOOLING WHILE INCREASING THEIR EMPLOYABILITY OPTIONS VIA EXTRACUR-RICULAR ACTIVITIES

INDIGENTS WERE GIVEN ACCESS TO FREE MEDICAL SERVICES INCLUDING CHECKING VITAL SIGNS, CONSULTATIONS AND MALARIA TREATMENT73

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10 CONTESTANTS COMPETED IN A FAITH-BASED LIVE ONLINE TALENT HUNT WITH 3 PEOPLE EMERGING WINNERS TO BE AWARDED SCHOL-ARSHIPS IF THEY WERE STUDENTS AND CASH PRIZES FOR NON-STUDENTS

3 BENEFICIARIES ARE CURRENTLY UNDERGOING MEDICAL PROCEDURES AND TREATMENTS FOR THEIR RESPECTIVE MEDICAL CONDITIONS, WITH 1 HAVING ALREADY COMPLETED HIS TREATMENT

10 WIDOWS ARE CURRENTLY BEING EQUIPPED WITH SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE OF DIGITAL MARKETING, SAVINGS, INVESTMENT, TRADE AND GOVERNANCE

199 PEOPLE IN 2 COMMUNITIES IN NASSARAWA STATE RECEIVED FOOD PACKAGES CONTAINING FOOD ITEMS AND COOKING CONDIMENTS

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“Considering the fact that my mum is a low income earner and I lost my dad, I couldn’t have imagined being able to pay my tuition by myself. So I was fortunate to be awarded with the AGIF full scholarship to study business administration at Ambrose Alli University Ekpoma. My tuition fee and all other expenses were covered

by AGIF and in 2019, I became a graduate all thanks to AGIF.Now looking back, I couldn’t have imagined myself being a graduate at this

point but because of what the foundation has done, I can now say I was able to complete my tertiary education without any fear of paying my

tuition fees and all other expenses.” Momoh David Eshiofune, a grateful

beneficiary of the AGIF Full Scholarship

Impact Stories

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One evening, 3 years ago precisely in November 2017, I was in my shop when I got shot on my right leg by armed robbers. I immediately started

receiving treatment at the hospital but after a couple of weeks of treatment, I could still not feel the leg and it felt lifeless. I complained to the doctor

who immediately sent me for assessment which revealed that my nerves, vessels, bones and soft tissue of my injured limb cannot be restored with

treatment and advised that amputation was necessary to save my life. I was rushed to the ICU and the surgery was carried out and that was

how I became an amputee with no hope of ever walking without the aid of crutches. I could not do business and so could not even

affordadvancedtreatmentoraprostheticsleg.Before AGIF intervention I had never accessed any health support

program similar to the FAHP program from any NGO, private firmorhealthinsuranceorganisation.Withfrequentcommunication

with the AGIF team, I got to Abuja and the team received me and I was immediatelytakentotheAderonkeRehabilitationNetworkofficewhereImet with the physiotherapist who measured and casted my stump for the

preparation of my customized prosthetics leg. It felt like a dream, after that the team took me to the hotel where I was lodged for the entire 2 weeks of

the treatment. The process was an experience that I will be forever grateful for, from the bottom of my heart I sincerely want to appreciate the good work that the foundation is doing especially how they have touched my life. Now I can

discard my crutches and in a couple of weeks I will no longer need a walking stick to aid my walking. Thank you to AGIF, God bless you.”

”Ugwu Chibuike From Enugu State, Trader. 11AGIF Annual Report 2019/20

The Kernel Community

Dauda Aliyu

Adiabokpa Anyanna Rita

Osifo Precious

Akubo Victor Enyojo

Nwankwo Chioma Theresa

Ayozie Nonso Martins

Samuel Temitope Peters

Ajayi Ifeoluwa

Adeluola Adeoluwa Ayodeji

Ihunna Evelyn solomon

Grace Dauda

Chukwu Edwin Micheal

Jonathan Glory Uchechi

Anthonia Aror

Evaikhomo Mercy Omage

Momoh David Eshiofune

Opeyemi Ayobami Jide-ojo

Goodness James

Calista T Njoku

Ojeba John Akoji

Cecilia Edet Okon

Favour Ogbadu

Akinfolarin Akintayo

Ronke Izinyon

Etiko Akong Etta

Dr Alex A Izinyon, SAN OFR

Barr Alex Izinyon II

Ms Praise Izinyon

Mrs Winner Mbanugo

Mr David Izinyon

Ms Grace Izinyon

Ms Alexis Izinyon

Board Members

Chidiogo Ezechukwu

Ayorinde Adebayo

Margaret Lawal

Olowakemi Idowu

Ayomide Odunayo Idowu

Mildred Okorafor

Dele Aderemi

Staff

Volunteers

Dr Alex A. Izinyon, SAN OFR

Barr Alex Izinyon

Mr Okafor Kelechukwu Osadebe

Anonymous

Rev Akhimien Juliana Emonena

Dr Chidiebere Nwachukwu

Ms Praise Izinyon

Donor Listing

Ugbong Irene Mary Clare

Tete Doubra Junior

Adebayo Adeyanju

Chukwuma jean-marie

Edith Ukah Ayomide

I thank the Foundation for this opportunity to learn and also for the knowledge gained through this project.David Momoh, Active volunteer in the Finan-

cial Aid Hospital Pickup

PartnersAderonke Rehab

Women’s Rights Advancement and

Protection Alternative (WRAPA)

HASAL Microfinance Ltd

Sons of God initiative (SOG)

Federal Ministry of Health

World Health Organisation (WHO)

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Saviour Gabriel Light

Gbenga Ayeni

Augustus Onyejiariri

Alimi Ifeoluwa Itunuoluwa

Ojo Sylvester Tolulope

Juachi Nzelibe

Imi Ati

Ugbudu Ruth Doofan

Alabi Olamide

Chigozie Chikeze

Wandoo Okezie

Stella Achimole

Grace Waniko Omolaiye

Mavis Akor

Alfred Faith Onyinyechi

Satoye Hannah

Biebele Iboroma

Blessing Nnah

Abigail Nguher Atagher

Esther Emeka -Agbara

Okojie Isabel Ehiaghe

Atuegwu Mcanthony

Emem Ime Umoh

Olorunnisola Omoniyi

Ugorji Ogbonna

Mordecai Ayantoye

Asagunla Eniolorunda Samuel

Iteji Emmanuel Unachi

Zaki M. Victoria

Chukwuemeke Chukwunonso

Emmanuel

Nde Blessing Uboho

Barnabas Nahum

Brown Ofonime Ime

Rebecca David

Onyinyechi Amy Onwumere

Anene Mary Oluchukwu

Alao Roseline Abosede

Blessing David Osilem

Gold Naboth Atabo

Obiefoka Success Onyinye

Dr Uche Atoi

Jane Ngodoo Gbakaan

Igiligi Samuel

Umoh Esther

Iteji Winnie Ada

El’hannan Moyo Livingstone

Anthony Ibrahim Ndanusa

Okonkwo U. Chinenye

Jammal Eleazar

Naomi Oghenenyoreh Orherhe

Ezekiel James Okanya

Joseph Victor

Project-BasedVolunteers

Dr Bolanle Oyeledun

Mrs Chidiogo Ezechukwu

Mr Gregory Ojeniyi

Ms Margaret Lawal

Ms Praise Izinyon

Mr Abraham Simpa

Ms Oluwakemi Idowu

Mr Philip Somiari

Dr Gordon Igbodo

Mr Ayorinde Adebayo

Ms Blessing Thomas

Mr Miraculous Nwaka

Facilitators

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Nwachukwu Chidiebere Ebube

Aisha Tijjani

Andeh Jane Ebele

Akinsiku Samuel Kehinde

Edikan Gabriel Udoenang

Daniel Momoh

Ayompe Unigitoh

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Revenue 2020 Year End in Naira

% of Naira

Unrestricted Grants 20,675,000.00 93.02%

Restricted Grants 1,207,000.00 5.43%

Donations 151,500.00 0.68%

Transfers - Disposal 40,000.00 0.18%

Reimbursements 153,000.00 0.69%

TOTAL REVENUE 22,226,500.00 100.00%

Expense 2020 Year End in Naira % of Total

Projects and Programs 6,813,698.18 29.39%

Occupancy 6,952,989.76 29.99%

Professional Fees 505,000.00 2.18%

Administrative Expenses 8,827,085.04 38.07%

Miscelleanous 85,454.46 0.37%

TOTAL EXPENSES 23,184,227.44 100.00%

Asset Cost 2020 Year End in Naira

Assest Costs 1,792,521.00

Excess/Deficit - 2,750,248.44

Financial RecordINCOME STATEMENT OF ALEX AND GRACE IZINYON FOUNDATION

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• Thefinancialstatementprovidedhereisnotcertifiedbyatrustee/auditor,however,itis

asummaryofaccountsbythefinancialdepartmentpendingthereceiptoftheauditedfinancial

report.

• AGIF’sfiscalyearstartson1stNovemberandends31stOctoberofeachreportingyear.

• For the period considered, all donations were non-dedicated and therefore freely available

for use at the management’s discretion. Also, in-kind donations were received however, donations

presented in the report only represent monetary donations.

• There are no recurring donations and no contributions from the government/public sector.

• Someprojectsarestillongoingwithpartexpensesincurredinthereportingfiscalyear

represented.

Accounting Preliminary Remarks

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