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On December 14, 2024, Catering to Africans In Need (CAIN) hosted its annual Christmas Benevolence Program, bringing relief and joy to 267 individuals from 50 underprivileged families this festive season. This year’s event provided these families with food items designed to sustain them for months, ensuring they could enjoy a brighter holiday season. The day was filled with activities that uplifted spirits, including lively songs, fun games, dancing competitions, quizzes, and rewarding gifts. Beneficiaries also had the opportunity to share their experiences from 2024, creating an atmosphere of connection and gratitude. In her opening remarks, Miss May Osagba, CEO and Founder of CAIN, warmly welcomed the families and inquired about their well-being. She emphasized CAIN’s mission of providing support and encouragement, especially during the Christmas and New Year season. One of the beneficiaries, Mrs. Ibraimal, expressed heartfelt gratitude for the support she has received from CAIN, particularly the free education for her children and the Christmas Benevolence Program. Overwhelmed with joy, she shared how much the assistance meant to her, especially during challenging economic times. She prayed for blessings upon CAIN and the program’s sponsors. In an engaging interview with Miss May Osagba, CEO and Founder of CAIN, reflected on the origins of the initiative, sharing how the Christmas Benevolence Program began during the COVID-19 pandemic, when many families struggled with job losses and food insecurity. What started as an emergency response has continued consistently since 2020, providing relief to underprivileged families year after year. She extended her gratitude to the program’s sponsors, individuals, corporate bodies, from both within and outside the country, and volunteers for their unwavering support. The program’s core message of hope, love, joy, and relief resonated throughout the day. The event concluded on a high note, with one lucky beneficiary winning ₦50,000 in a game, symbolizing the generosity and cheer that CAIN stands for. You can reach out to CAIN by using any of the links below: Website: https://www.cainafrica.org Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cainafrica     
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