We are Community
Obodo is the IGBO word for both "city" and "community"
The Igbo people are one of the largest and most industrious ethnic tribes of Eastern Nigeria.
Our name comes from the Igbo word for both city and community - we believe that it takes active and ongoing involvement in our neighborhoods to turn a region into a community.
Under the guidance of our local executive directors, we offer strategic solutions for community problems, funding opportunities for service providers and grassroots leaders, and support for the people of these beautiful neighborhoods who have long been overlooked, marginalized and oppressed.
Our name comes from the Igbo word for both city and community - we believe that it takes active and ongoing involvement in our neighborhoods to turn a region into a community.
Under the guidance of our local executive directors, we offer strategic solutions for community problems, funding opportunities for service providers and grassroots leaders, and support for the people of these beautiful neighborhoods who have long been overlooked, marginalized and oppressed.
Our Why
We must support our communities.
These are our homes and our neighborhoods and there is a long history of systemic issues that need to be addressed. At Obodo we are committed to the long-term work of transforming our communities into a vibrant, healthy and supportive place to live for generations to come.
We can't do this alone.
We rely upon the services and support of our sister aid agencies, our generous donors, and most importantly we rely upon our community members to engage in the work to help uplift our neighborhoods. We believe "Get help, give help" captures what Obodo means: When we are invested in each other we create a resilient neighborhood.
We can't do this alone.
We rely upon the services and support of our sister aid agencies, our generous donors, and most importantly we rely upon our community members to engage in the work to help uplift our neighborhoods. We believe "Get help, give help" captures what Obodo means: When we are invested in each other we create a resilient neighborhood.
Meet Our Team
We may be small, but we are MIGHTY with over 40 years of combined experience.
Tameka Henry
Executive Director |
Cheyenne Kyle
Food Programs Coordinator |
