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Photo: Edo State Governor, His Excellency, Governor Adams Oshiomhole and the President of Edo Heritage Foudation of Michigan State, Bose Ogbeifun during the Edo National Association Convention in Maimi Florida on September 4th, 2011. Full story and photos coming soon.

In 2004, the foundation renovated a maternity ward at the General Hospital in Benin City, Edo state, Nigeria. This years celebration is quite remarkable because for the first time since it’s inception 17 years ago, Edo Heritage Foundation of Michigan has a female President, and the foundation has had a litany of first, since I assumed office early this year.

Few months ago, the foundation successfully inaugurated its first Walk-A-Thon, an event geared toward health consciousness. We have set up a welfare committee, which caters to the various needs of members. We have also organized and Edo Cultural Dance Group that will perform tonight.

Above all, the foundation has experienced a tremendous increase in membership since I became the president. This exciting and welcome trend, has made it necessary for us to pursue yet another project- EDO COMMUNITY CENTER.

Individual homes can no longer accommodate members for our monthly meetings. It is therefore pertinent to undertake this must have project. The Edo Community Center will not only benefit its members, but also to everyone who is in need. The following are some of the services to be offered: senior programs, tutoring for all ages, computer classes, mentoring our youth a community pantry, healthy living and recreational programs. On display, will be the very rich culture of the Edo Kingdom.

Ladies and gentlemen, we are asking for your support as we embark on this worthy venture. Our goal is to raise half a million dollars to effectively operate the center.

Thank you for your support.
On behalf of the members of Edo Heritage Foundation I wish you all Merry Christmas and God’s blessing in the New Year. Thanks again for coming to share with us today.

Edo Heritage Foundation of Michigan Annual Walk-A-Thon was designed to promote good health practices in our community here in Michigan said Engr. Mrs. Bose Ogbeifun, the first female president of Edo Heritage. Several health companies participated. The Gift of Life headed by Mrs. Merge Delgreco used the opportunity to educate the community on organ donations. The Walk-A-Thon was covered 2 to 5 kilometers walk depending on individual ability.

Nurses from Edo Heritage performed basic blood pressure checks; medical health industries distributed their information. This unique event had great number of turn out.
Edo Heritage Foundation of Michigan is a Non-For-Profit organization, established in 1992 to promote various community programs among her members.