The West Africa Leadership and Empowerment Centre (WALEC) has honored the founder of Clare Cares Foundation, Clare Ezeakacha with a distinguished award in recognition of her outstanding contributions to community development and social impact across Nigeria.

The award was presented during the recent WALEC Awards Night held on Saturday, 5th of April. It was an event that brought together thought leaders, changemakers, and trailblazers from various sectors to celebrate leadership and impact.

The evening was rich with culture, connection, and conversations—a beautiful blend of excellence and heritage.

The panel sessions were a highlight of the night, offering valuable insights and heartfelt stories from individuals who have navigated remarkable journeys of leadership, resilience, and purpose. It was a moment of reflection, learning, and renewed inspiration for many in attendance.

Speaking on the award, Clare Ezeakacha expressed heartfelt gratitude, stating: “This recognition is not just about me—it represents the heart of the Clare Cares Foundation and the communities we serve. It’s a call to keep going, keep reaching, and keep showing up with love and purpose. We’re more motivated than ever to expand our reach and deepen our impact.”

Through programs such as Feed 1000, Orphanage Partnership, Skills Acquisition, and Pad a Girl Initiative, Clare Cares Foundation has remained committed to empowering both children and the elderly, fostering hope and dignity where it’s needed most.

This award marks a milestone in the foundation’s journey and reinforces its mission to bring sustainable change, kindness, and compassion to more communities across West Africa and beyond.