Members of the Nigerian Freemasons society have extended charity to the vulnerable by donating food items and money to an orphanage home located in Abuja.
The charitable intervention was reported by Vanguard News on Saturday night. The organisation stepped in to provide essential relief materials alongside direct financial support to help ease the daily running of the care facility.
Orphanages across the Federal Capital Territory frequently rely on private philanthropy, religious bodies, and civil groups to feed, clothe, and educate the children under their care. The provision of food staples and funds will assist the management of the home in addressing immediate feeding costs and welfare needs.
Freemasonry, which operates lodges across several countries including Nigeria, often highlights charitable giving as part of its fraternal work. The group's latest visit to the Abuja facility aligns with such social welfare initiatives aimed at supporting less privileged persons in society.
