We cater to Widows and Children in less Privileged Communities - Oluyinka Adewoye, Founder, Lawrence Grace Foundation

Mrs Oluyinka Adewoye graduated from the Olabisi Onabanjo University In 2006 with a BSC Honours degree in Industrial Chemistry.

In 2007, she joined Zenith Bank,where she is now a Sales Consultant and Business Devt. Manager. In the course of her employment,she has advised and effectively managed numerous customers and generated several leads and businesses.
Asides Banking,she is also a Human Resources Consultant .She started her journey into HR in 2009 and became a Certified Member of the Prestigious Chartered Institute of Personnel Management (CIPM) in 2011.Oluyinka is also the Vice President of the Membership and Welfare unit of the Association of Elite Human Resource Professionals In Nigeria.Further,she has the PHRi Certification of the American Human Resource Certification Institute HRCI.
Her Passion for helping the less privileged made her to establish in 2018,the Lawrence Grace Foundation.Her Foundation caters to widows and indigent school children who are resident in deprived communities.
The Foundation makes available to widows,amongst other things,healthcare services,and food items,to alleviate their needs.Likewise,it endeavors to pay school fees of brilliant but poor children in the said disadvantaged communities.The essence of the Foundation is to touch lives positively.
Oluyinka loves cooking and dancing.She believes that diligence and exceptional human relationship are essential for great success.She is happily married with two children.

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