OLX Nigeria and Save Our Needy - Now Partners

OLX (OnLine eXchange) Nigeria is SON's newest partner.

OLX is an online classified marketplace for used goods. OLX is one of the most reliable and trusted means of exchanging goods online. They are present in more than 106 countries.

Please donate your gently used or unused (but no longer needed) items: electronics, household wares, etc.They will be sold off via the OLX platform to generate funds for our various life-changing projects.

For more enquiries, please send us an email: saveourneedy@gmail.com

OR call: +234-9025600734, +234-8151546111

THANK YOU & God bless.

Happy Children's Day!

Children, no matter their circumstances deserve kindness, love and attention.

We, at Save Our Needy always strive to reach out to disadvantaged
children in any way we can because we believe that happy children
today will become productive citizens tomorrow.

Help promote education for all. Support girl-child school enrolment.






Join us to make the "One Child, One Schoolbag" project a recurring project.

Together, we can give disadvantaged children the opportunity to not
only attend school in favourable conditions but also make them enjoy
the experience of attending school.

#OneChildOneSchoolbag

Stephanie Linus Wins International Award For Film "Dry"

Nollywood's A-list actress, director and producer, Stephanie Okereke Linus just won an award for her upcoming new film "DRY" at the Geena Davis and ARC Entertainment’s inaugural Bentonville Film Festival (BFF) in Arkansas, U.S. for “Best Protagonists”.

"DRY" sheds light on the plight of the child bride in Nigeria: consequences of early marriage and complications arising from early child bearing.

The film is scheduled for a summer release in 2015. The movie trailer for DRY can be watched through this link- http://youtu.be/soXkS9BnKu0



Big congrats Stephanie. Keep making us proud. #AfricanWomenRock #KeepSoaring #StrongWomen

Help STOP child marriage NOW! Protect young girls from a life of suffering and pain.
Encourage female education.

Founder And CEO of Save Our Needy Honoured

Congratulations to our Founder and CEO, Marvella Odili, on being recognized as top overall 6% of Nigerian Top Executives in Public Administration 2015- "Award of Excellence 2015”.

Marvella Odili was selected by a very reputable jury due to her skills, perseverance and aspirations in Public Administration.

The premier publication of the Nigerian Top Executives in the Public Administration 2015 is now available world-wide on Amazon:

http:// www.amazon.com/Nigerian-Top-Executives-Public-

Administration/dp/1507561172

Thank you Elvis Krivokuca, Editor-In-Chief, Nigerian Top Executives 2015, and your wonderful team!

#AfricanWomenRock #KeepSoaring

Poverty Is Sexist

Being born female in one of the poorest countries means your life will be harder, simply because of your gender.

A woman in Sierra Leone is 183 times more likely to die giving birth than a woman in Switzerland.

Unlocking the full potential of girls and women wouldn't just transform their own lives, or even their families'- it could help end extreme poverty for good- Culled from ONE Campaign

#PovertyIsSexist

Support and encourage girl-child education. ''Educate a man and you educate an individual. Educate a woman and you educate a nation.''- James Emman Aggrey

Support and encourage women empowerment. Give women the power to decide their own future.

Save Our Needy Becomes Civicus Alliance Member

We are proud and excited to announce that we are now a member of Civicus Alliance.

We join this global organisation, as well as other reputable NGOs around the world, in the quest to make the world a better place for all.

We wholeheartedly lend our voice to this laudable cause.

 

Support The ''One Child, One Schoolbag'' Project

Education is the engine of development, and where there is lack of education, development is stunted. The biggest factor responsible for African underdevelopment is its failure to make bold investments in education, and until this issue is addressed, Africa will remain poor.

Education is the key to gender equality, economic promotion, better health and much more.

Access to basic education is however still a distant dream for many children in Africa particularly girls.

In response to these issues, Save Our Needy (S.O.N) is embarking on a 3- day project from May 25th to May 27th 2015 to encourage parents and caregivers who have little or no resources to not only enrol their children and wards, particularly girls, into schools but also sustain them there.

Schoolbags, writing materials and water bottles will be donated to 1000 disadvantaged children.

Please support us with your donations in order to make this laudable initiative a huge success.

Visit: www.saveourneedy.org to make your donations OR send donations to:

Save Our Needy Organisation
Guaranty Trust Bank
0168556004 (For Nigerian residents)

THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS YOU.