Afrobeats star David Adeleke, popularly called Davido, is scheduled to receive a humanitarian charity award in Atlanta, Georgia, in recognition of his charitable activities and support for the less privileged.
The ceremony, organised by the Novelty Charity Foundation, will take place on Saturday, December 19, 2026, in the United States.
The event is expected to bring together the singer’s fans, admirers, supporters and well-wishers from across the globe to celebrate his contributions outside the entertainment industry.
The foundation said the award was designed to recognise Davido’s generosity and commitment to helping vulnerable people, as well as his use of fame and personal resources to support humanitarian causes.
It noted that his impact should be appreciated beyond his musical accomplishments, stressing that compassion and efforts to improve the lives of others are important measures of greatness.
In addition to the award ceremony, the foundation will launch a special feeding initiative running from December 1 to 31, 2026.
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Under the programme, 500 vulnerable individuals will receive meals every week as part of activities celebrating the singer’s humanitarian recognition.
The organisers explained that the feeding exercise would give practical expression to the values of generosity and service associated with Davido, ensuring that the celebration also benefits people in need.
In its announcement, the foundation appealed to individuals, organisations, friends, well-wishers and members of Davido’s global fan base to support the project through voluntary contributions and other assistance.
It emphasised that the appeal was open to everyone who shared its commitment to humanitarian service and was not exclusively directed at corporate sponsors.
The foundation also welcomed partnerships and sponsorship offers to support the award ceremony and the month-long feeding programme.
The statement, signed by Mr Austin Dafe Mukoro of the Novelty Charity Foundation, called on the singer’s supporters worldwide to participate in the initiative and help make the celebration memorable.