Abuja CHOP FOR FREE Archive ICommunity-supported free redistribution • Abuja
Our Impact
Compassion documented with dignity.
Our impact record brings together verified projects, photographs, video and public updates while respecting the privacy and dignity of the people we serve.
How the Earlier Model Worked
A community-powered free market built on sharing.
Families and supporters brought food in a thanksgiving-style sharing model and contributed clothing or other usable pre-owned household items. Nothing was sold: the items and meals were made available freely to people who needed them. Historical accounting therefore distinguishes in-kind contributions from any actual cash costs paid separately.
Shop for Free • December 2024
Practical support made available at no cost.
The Shop for Free outreach presented by Potters House Church in Abuja operated as a community-supported free redistribution event. Families and supporters contributed clothing and other useful items, including usable pre-owned materials, which were made available to people at no cost.
This documented outreach reflects a simple principle: charitable support should protect dignity while meeting practical needs.
Watch the Highlights
Shop for Free 2024.
Video documentation from the community-supported free redistribution outreach in Abuja.
Shop for Free 2024Community-supported free redistribution • Abuja
Abuja Outreach Video Archive
More documented moments from CHOP FOR FREE / SHOP FOR FREE.
These two additional archive videos document past Abuja free community market / redistribution outreaches. Families and supporters contributed food, clothing and usable pre-owned items for free distribution. The clips are presented as delivery evidence without assigning an unverified event date or cash-sponsorship claim to either video.
Abuja CHOP FOR FREE Archive IICommunity-supported free redistribution • Abuja
Photo Record
Practical compassion in action.
Documented Outreach • 2025
Compassion across communities.
Our 2025 photo record documents practical community support in Delta State and Rivers State. We publish only what the available records and photographs support, without adding unverified beneficiary numbers or financial totals.
Chop / Shop for Free • 12 March 2025
Warri & Udu, Delta State.
A community-supported free redistribution outreach in Warri and Udu made food provisions, clothing and other useful items available freely. Families and supporters contributed goods in kind, and the photographs document the distribution environment, available items and community participation.
The outreach expressed a practical commitment to sharing love, relieving hardship and allowing people to receive support with dignity.
Delta State Photo Record
Food, clothing and practical support.
Eat for Free • 30 July 2025
Port Harcourt, Rivers State.
The Eat for Free outreach in Port Harcourt provided a shared meal experience at no cost. Food was contributed and prepared through community support, and the photographs document the food, service activity and people dining together during the event.
This outreach continued the Rehoboth community’s practical expression of compassion through shared food support and community care.
Rivers State Photo Record
A shared meal, freely given.
Next Major Initiative • 1 September 2026
Rehoboth 57
The Foundation is mobilising direct support for 57 widows and less-privileged persons at ₦20,000 per beneficiary.
14 / 57sponsored
₦280,000verified received
₦1,140,000direct support target
Responsible Storytelling
Impact without compromising dignity.
Public photographs, video and impact stories should follow appropriate consent practices. Receiving assistance should not depend on agreeing to publicity.
Read our transparency approach →