This FAC Tutor Is Changing Lives Through Literacy—One Child at a Time
- Rufus Akinrinlola
- Aug 7
- 2 min read
Updated: Aug 12
Dear Friends and Supporters,
Thank you for being part of the Feed an African Child (FAC) family. Every child who learns to read is a testimony to the difference your generosity is making.
This month, we are excited to spotlight one of the dedicated individuals helping transform young lives every week.
Coordinator & Tutor Spotlight
Akinmade Bosede Faith
FAC Literacy Tutor
Location: Idanre, Ondo State, Nigeria
Mrs. Akinmade Bosede Faith joined FAC with one simple goal:
"To give the pupils a better future."
Like many communities we serve, some children arrive without school bags or even basic writing materials, making learning even more challenging.
One story that continues to inspire her is that of Abiodun Seun. When he first joined the FAC literacy class, he could not recognize letters. Today, he reads confidently and independently—a remarkable transformation that reflects the life-changing impact of literacy.
Although holding lessons during the school's break period means many pupils would rather be outside playing, Mrs. Faith's commitment has kept the children engaged and learning.
She also shares that the literacy
program has made a noticeable difference in her classroom.
"It has made my work easier, especially during reading lessons. Most of the children can now read well."
Her heartfelt message to our supporters is:
"May Almighty God continue to bless everyone who sacrifices to help these children. May He replenish everything you have given many times over."
Because of You
Your support is helping children gain one of life's greatest gifts—the ability to read. Every lesson, every book, and every success story is possible because compassionate people like you choose to make a difference.
Together, we are giving children a brighter future through literacy and care.
Thank you for believing in our mission.
With gratitude,
Dr. Rufus John Akinrinlola
Founder & President
Feed an African Child (FAC)
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