The Stephen Akintayo foundation is a team of forward thinking individuals who are driven by a deep commitment to create widespread prosperity, our mission is to uplift 1 million Africans out of poverty.

We achieve this ambitious goal through our comprehensive support programs and scholarships initiatives. By forging strategic partnerships with both public and private sectors, we work tirelessly to pursue our vision of economic empowerment for all. Together, we are dedicated to creating sustainable wealth and opportunities that transcend barriers and transform lives across Africa

Stephen Akintayo Foundation, formerly known as the Infinity Foundation. Infinity Foundation began in 2008 as a student Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO) with a group of 13 students who gave N3,000 each to the Galilee Foundation, an orphanage in Ibadan, Western Nigeria

The foundation has now helped orphans and vulnerable children while also mentoring young minds. Over 2,000 orphans and vulnerable children have benefited from the Foundation's assistance. It has also collaborated with over 25 orphanage houses around the country.

The foundation also focuses on the donation of relief materials, food and financial grants for school children and entrepreneurs. It offered grants of 10,000,000 Naira to 20 entrepreneurs in 2015, and the recent grants of $1,000 for the Instagram business challenge and #500,000 Naira to 4 winners of the Billionaire Habits book challenge. During the Boko Haram attacks in the Northern part of Nigeria, the foundation assisted victims with relief materials amongst others.

In January and February 2022, the foundation gave a total of 10 million Naira as bursary to less privileged students of Nursery, Primary and Secondary school, to aid their education.

The Foundation intends to provide 1000 entrepreneurs with grants totaling $5,000 each between 2023 and 2027, with a focus on technology and United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UNSDGs). At the end of the 5 years, the Stephen Akintayo Foundation would have given $5 million to entrepreneurs across Africa. So far, the foundation has been able to provide entrepreneurs with six grants from January 2023.