The mission of the Ishahayi Beach School Foundation is to promote and foster the education of Nigerian children, particularly in the remote Ishahayi/Ikaare area of Lagos State.
The Ishahayi Beach School Foundation supports a successful school serving 200 students in rural Nigeria. The Light School is the only school convenient to the island; the transportation difficulties of getting to the nearest government school discourage families from supporting their children's continued education. In the 2013-2014 school year, IBSF will support the Light School's first junior secondary school classes. Your donations will make these new educational opportunities possible.
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This project is our Annual Silent Auction, which is our big fundraiser that helps us to continue our financial support in maintaining and sustaining The Ishahayi Beach School and Ife Oluwa Primary School.
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The Ishahayi Beach School Foundation has built a new classroom building at a successful school serving 200 students in rural Nigeria. The village at Ishahayi has no mains electricity, and this project will bring lights, fans, desks and supplies to the new classrooms. Fans allow children to learn during the very hot dry season and lights illuminate textbooks during the cloudy rainy season. A new generator will power both buildings, as well as a pump that brings water for drinking and sanitation.
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Students can't concentrate when they're hungry. The Ishahayi Beach School Foundation supports two successful schools in desperately poor communities. In addition to purchasing food staples like rice, beans, yams and vegetables, funds raised through this project will be used to buy food storage containers, pots, pans and cooking utensils. Your donations will fund a healthy and substantial meal for each student, each school day.
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