Earlier Foundation Roots
Matthew & Joke Adebajo Foundation initiative.
Giving back to society, supporting young people and strengthening communities.
TAF was founded in June 2021 as a pet project of Prince Omotola Adebajo, arising from a desire to give back to society and make a difference amongst his kinsmen and the wider community.
The earlier initiative operated as the Matthew & Joke Adebajo Foundation between 2017 and 2021.
The earlier name was later retired and Tola Adebajo Foundation expanded its scope around five cardinal focus areas.
Matthew & Joke Adebajo Foundation initiative.
Tola Adebajo Foundation formally begins its expanded chapter.
Holiday Coaching, education support, galleries and community activities preserved in the source archive.
To be a leading organisation that helps young people and the most vulnerable navigate socio-economic and educational challenges while empowering them to contribute to sustainable community development.
To uplift indigent children and youth through education, health, human capital development and sports, alongside support and rights for self-reliance and development.
Sincerity of Purpose · Commitment · Love and Mutual Respect · Collaboration · Integrity · Service to Humanity.
Promoting access to education and academic development, including the Foundation’s documented support with school materials and free holiday coaching.
Explore area →Supporting community wellbeing as one of TAF’s five stated cardinal focus areas.
Explore area →Building self-development, experience and capacity in line with the Foundation’s stated mission.
Explore area →Engaging and supporting young people through youth and sports initiatives.
Explore area →Supporting small and medium-scale entrepreneurs as part of the Foundation’s self-reliance mission.
Explore area →Names and roles below are taken from the legacy About page. Cards using the TAF logo indicate that no corresponding individual portrait was confidently recoverable.

Convener, Tola Adebajo Foundation

Finance and Welfare

Special Adviser

Coordinator, Tola Adebajo Foundation

Sports and Security

Chairman, Education Committee

Vice Chairman, Education Committee

Executive Secretary

Lead Media Consultant

Media Consultant
The legacy About page states that more than 500 indigenous pupils in government-owned schools had been supported with cash and school materials such as uniforms and writing materials.
It also states an annual target of 5,000 vulnerable and indigenous children. This is preserved as a historical target—not represented as an achieved total.
