About White Horse Foundation
Compassion in Action. Hope for Every Community.
White Horse Charity Foundation (WHCF) is a faith-inspired, community-focused humanitarian organization committed to improving the lives of widows, elderly individuals, vulnerable families, and underserved communities through practical acts of compassion and sustainable community development.
Founded by Engineer Oluwafemi Ojekunle, the Foundation was established on the belief that genuine kindness has the power to restore dignity, strengthen communities, and transform lives. Our work is driven by the conviction that every person deserves to be treated with dignity, supported with compassion, and given the opportunity to thrive regardless of their circumstances.
Rooted in Faith. Committed to Humanity
Inspired by the timeless biblical principle, “He that hath pity upon the poor lendeth unto the Lord; and that which he hath given will he pay him again.” (Proverbs 19:17 KJV), we seek to demonstrate God’s love through meaningful humanitarian service while welcoming and serving people from every background.
Today, White Horse Charity Foundation continues to serve communities through welfare support, community outreach, youth development initiatives, healthcare interventions, and volunteer-driven humanitarian programmes that create lasting social impact.
Our Mission
To improve the lives of widows, elderly individuals, and vulnerable communities through compassionate support, community engagement, and sustainable humanitarian initiatives that promote dignity, hope, and social well-being.
Our Vision
To become a trusted and impactful humanitarian organization that transforms lives, strengthens communities, and provides compassionate support to vulnerable people across Nigeria and beyond.
our focus areas
What we do...
Our programmes are designed to address both immediate needs and long-term community well-being. Through strategic outreach and collaborative partnerships, we provide practical support that brings hope to individuals while strengthening the communities they call home.
1. Compassion Outreach Programme
Providing food assistance, welfare support, and essential relief materials to widows, elderly individuals, and vulnerable families, restoring dignity, easing hardship, and offering hope through compassionate outreach that strengthens communities and improves everyday lives.
2. Widow Support Initiative
Supporting widows through regular visitation, welfare assistance, emotional encouragement, and practical care, helping them overcome daily challenges, restore confidence, strengthen social connections, and experience dignity, hope, and renewed purpose within their communities.
3. Community Unity Football Cup
Empowering young people through sports, leadership development, teamwork, and community engagement, creating opportunities that promote unity, build confidence, nurture positive values, encourage healthy relationships, and inspire responsible citizenship across diverse communities.
4. Community Health Outreach
Improving community well-being through health education, medical outreach, preventive care, and wellness initiatives that increase awareness, expand access to essential healthcare services, encourage healthier lifestyles, and support stronger, more resilient communities.
Our Founder
White Horse Charity Foundation was founded by Engineer Oluwafemi Ojekunle, a humanitarian, community development advocate, and technology professional whose life has been shaped by a deep commitment to service, compassion, and positive social impact. Guided by his Christian faith and inspired by the belief that caring for those in need is both a privilege and a responsibility, he established the Foundation to provide practical support for widows, elderly individuals, vulnerable families, and underserved communities. Through his leadership, vision, and personal commitment to humanitarian service, White Horse Charity Foundation continues to grow as a trusted organisation dedicated to restoring dignity, strengthening communities, and creating lasting hope for those who need it most.
