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Photos: Aribisala Care Foundation Distributes Christmas/New Year Food Packages to Residents

December 8, 2025 • 2 min read

December 8, 2025
By Ayinde Adeleke

The Aribisala Care Foundation, in conjunction with the Ìran Tuntun Movement, has commenced the distribution of its annual Christmas and New Year food packages to residents, as part of ongoing efforts to support families and vulnerable groups during the festive season.

The initiative, spearheaded by Honourable Prince Abiodun Aribisala, is designed to ease the financial burden often experienced by households at the end of the year and to promote a spirit of community care and compassion. According to the foundation, the gesture reflects Aribisala’s long-standing commitment to giving back and ensuring that more families enjoy a fulfilled festive celebration.

Speaking on the significance of the programme, representatives of the Aribisala Care Foundation noted that the food distribution exercise has become an annual tradition aimed at strengthening social welfare and promoting kindness within the community. They added that the collaboration with the Ìran Tuntun Movement further broadens the reach of the initiative, ensuring that more beneficiaries are covered.

The Christmas/New Year food package programme is one of several philanthropic initiatives championed by Honourable Prince Abiodun Aribisala, who has consistently supported residents through empowerment, educational assistance, community projects, and welfare initiatives.

The foundation assured that more community-focused programmes would be rolled out in the coming year as part of its mission to improve the well-being and quality of life of residents.