By: Goodluck E.Adubazi,
Abuja
Abuja, Nigeria — Regy & Henry Amazing Grace Foundation on December 18, 2025, held its Annual Thanksgiving Outing at King’s Court Chapel, NYSC National Directorate Headquarters, Abuja, drawing beneficiaries, partners, and well-wishers to a moment of gratitude and reflection.
Speaking to the congregation, Dr. Regina Duru, National Coordinator of the Regy & Henry Amazing Grace Foundation, described the outing as a celebration of “a year defined by service, impact, and thanksgiving,” noting that the foundation returned to God in appreciation for guidance and success throughout an intensive year of humanitarian work.
Beneficiaries who spoke to journalists expressed gratitude to God and to the foundation, praising its consistent support and timely interventions in their lives and communities.
According to the foundation, the thanksgiving outing follows its long-standing tradition of giving thanks after periods of rigorous outreach and measurable impact. “It is our custom to return in gratitude after every demanding year of service,” Dr. Duru said, “acknowledging the strength and favor that carried us through.”
A Year of Measurable Impact
In the year under review, the foundation’s Family Economic Empowerment Initiative reportedly reached over 2,000 households, providing critical support aimed at easing the effects of hunger and economic hardship. The program aligns with Nigeria’s broader food security efforts and complements global goals championed by the United Nations World Food Programme, the foundation noted.
Looking Ahead
As 2026 approaches, Regy & Henry Amazing Grace Foundation says it is preparing to roll out a new economic transformation program, promising expanded opportunities and deeper community impact across Nigeria.
Organizers and attendees alike described the event as both a closing chapter for a successful year and a hopeful prelude to what lies ahead—one rooted in faith, service, and renewed commitment to national development.
