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A Business Analyst who has acquired wide experiences from working in various industries-retail, manufacturing, etc.
David spent his early working years in Advertising and Marketing as a Client service Executive rising to Client Service Director.
David has a passion for teaching and gets involved from time to time in Management and Leadership Training when he is not out looking for another Orphan to adopt into the family of The Fathers Blessing.
David has a heart in seeing Orphans cared for and raised to become leaders of tomorrow hence the vision for Orphans and subsequent formation of this Charity which he co-founded with his wife Kunbi.

Kunbi is an entrepreneur and independent events manager who specialises in organising fundraising events, training workshops and seminars.

With a mandate from God to feed His sheep and tend His lambs, children are dear to her heart and she throws herself into supporting disadvantaged children especially orphans.

She currently uses her event management skills to organise and manage fundraising events for The Father’s Blessing.

A Medical Doctor by training. Now engaged in Cancer research at an University. Has been a member of Kensington Temple since 2003; Tony has a heart for the poor, particularly Orphans and the Homeless and this is at the heart of his beliefs. A member of the Board of Trustees since inception.

Pastor Charles is the founder of GAP ministries and senior Pastor of GAP church Lagos, Nigeria. He is also the group managing director/CEO of LTC-JWT Lagos, a marketing communications group. Charles ministers extensively across many nations and has a real desire for poverty alleviation and the propagation of the gospel. He is married to Abiodun and they have three children.

Christine has been working in the IT industry for many years, currently as a Reporting Analyst. She has visited several African nations to understand the situation of Children in poverty there. (Mali, Burkina Faso and South Africa). That has given her a heart for children of all backrounds. She hopes to visit the home (Children?) in Zambia soon to witness the impact of our work.