Termed an "Economic and Community Project," the initiative seeks to improve the lives of low-income earners by providing them with essential resources.
While speaking with newsmen in Abeokuta on Monday, Rotarian Oluleke said Rotary Club of Rock City, a voluntary organization, brought together its members' collective efforts and resources to contribute to the betterment of society through acts of philanthropy.
He added that the club's latest project focused on enhancing the livelihoods of market women who, due to a lack of formal shops, often endure the scorching sun and the risk of spoiling their clothes.
According to him , "Today, the club distributed ten umbrellas and over 50 aprons to the market women at Omida.
"These umbrellas will serve as protective shades, offering respite from the sun's harsh rays. The aprons, on the other hand, will help the women safeguard their clothing while they go about their daily business.
The President emphasized the importance of collective action and the role of individuals in improving society.
He stated, "We should all look at how we can make an impact on society, and out of our little earnings, we shouldn't leave everything to the government.
"Coming together to share what we have and giving it to those in need can significantly enhance their standard of living."
