The Tepa Branch of the Willing Vessels Foundation has generously donated a variety of essential items to the Tepa King Jesus Orphanage. This act of kindness, driven by the foundation's commitment to supporting local charities, has significantly impacted the orphanage.
The donation included toiletries, soft drinks, bags of sachet water, gari, sugar, rice, biscuits, cooking oil, toffees, and an undisclosed amount of money. These items were presented by Mr. Adjei Nyamekye George, the president of the Tepa branch. He emphasized the foundation's mission and highlighted its continuous support for local charities since its establishment in 2021. "Today, we are proud to extend our support to the Tepa King Jesus Orphanage," Mr. George stated.
The children at the orphanage expressed their heartfelt gratitude for the foundation's generosity. One of the children remarked, "We are deeply grateful to the Willing Vessels Foundation for their remarkable support. This generous gesture will go a long way for us." The donation also serves as a call to other philanthropists and organizations to support the Tepa King Jesus Orphanage. As the orphanage continues to seek additional support, the community's appreciation and the foundation's efforts stand as a testament to the power of collective goodwill.
The delegation from the Willing Vessels Foundation included several key members: Pastor Eric Ampah (Founder), Adjei Nyamekye George (Tepa Branch President), Pastor Alfred Quainoo (General Secretary), Karim Bukari (Tepa Branch Secretary), Hegan Kwame Gyasi, Pastor Peter Amankwaah, Theresah Asando, Osei Kofi Samuel, Mr. James Yeboah Adupidie, Amoah Richard, Agyiri Moses, and Jennifer Antwi.
The foundation's dedication to charitable work continues to inspire and uplift communities, proving that collective efforts can bring about significant.
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