Egbe Atunluse Initiatives has once again demonstrated its unwavering commitment to community service. Barely recovering from the excitement of the recent Love Feast program, the group has launched another impactful Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) project tagged "Atunluse Ileya Outreach 2025."

The focus of this outreach was to bring joy and relief to a vulnerable segment of society—street beggars—through the distribution of food packs and tokens in celebration of the Eid-el-Kabir (Ileya) festival.

In the spirit of unity and religious harmony, a delegation of Atunluse members, led by the Chairman, Hon. Akinbobola, joined Muslim faithful at the Eid prayer held at the Igbatoro Prayer Ground in Akure. The prayer session was presided over by the Chief Imam of Akure, Dr. Yayi Akorode, with the Deji of Akure, Oba Aladetoyinbo, also in attendance.

During his sermon, the Chief Imam commended Egbe Atunluse Initiatives for their remarkable show of solidarity and selflessness. He lauded the group’s proactive approach to social welfare and announced their plan to distribute food and relief items to the needy in the spirit of the season.

Following the prayer, the Atunluse team lead by the Chairman and the DG proceeded to the panhandling colony, where they engaged with the vulnerable population. The visit was filled with warmth, laughter, and motivational words—delivered with a tone of compassion and entertainment. At the end of the session, all attendees received Ileya's food packs, drinks, and tokens to take home , bringing smiles to their faces.

In all, "Atunluse Ileya Outreach 2025" stands as another testament to the group's enduring mission of community upliftment. Egbe Atunluse Initiatives continues to prove that it is not just a passing movement, but a force of hope, unity, and compassion that has truly come to stay.