Project 50 – Olamide Adeleye

What if one laptop could change the future of a child?

Now imagine fifty.

Every child deserves a chance to learn, dream, and thrive.

Project 50 is a visionary initiative by Mrs. Olamide Adeleye, designed to empower students in public schools, alternative learning centres, and low-fee private schools across Lagos State by donating 50 computers and refurbishing 50 school libraries.

Total amount for project 50: ₦201,500,000 ($134,333)

Why Project 50 Matters

Simple, yet transformative.

In today’s digital world, access to technology isn’t a luxury – it’s a lifeline. Thousands of students in underserved communities still struggle without the tools they need to learn, grow, and compete in a tech-driven future.

Project 50 is changing that narrative. By bringing computers, modern learning resources, and refurbished libraries into these schools, we’re not just donating – we’re building futures.

We’re giving students a reason to dream bigger.

Donate 50 computers to schools that need them most.

Refurbish 50 school libraries into inspiring spaces that spark creativity.

Our Mission

To bridge the digital divide in low-fee private schools, public schools, and alternative learning centres by:

Providing access to computers and digital education tools.
Revamping outdated libraries into vibrant learning spaces.
Equipping students and teachers with the resources and confidence to thrive in a connected world.

Get Involved

Project 50 isn’t just about technology or infrastructure - it’s about opportunity. It’s about giving children a fair shot at success in a world that rewards digital literacy and curiosity. Here’s how you can join the movement:

Make a Monetary Donation

Help fund the purchase of new computers and the refurbishment of libraries. Every contribution counts - no matter the amount.

Donate
a Computer

Have a functional desktop or laptop you’re no longer using? Give it a new purpose and empower a child with it.

Support
with Materials

Books, shelves, chairs, and educational resources are also welcome. Each item brings us closer to transforming another learning space.

Our Impact in Action at St. David’s Anglican School, Osoroko, Ibeju-Lekki, Lagos State

When we talk about transforming learning spaces, this is what we mean.

At St. David’s Anglican School, Osoroko, we donated a computer and refurbished the school library – giving students hands-on access to books, and a modern learning environment.