Kasoa Youth Choir Members Contribute To Buy Uniforms & Stationery For Basic School
- Members of Kasoa Youth Choir in the Central Region blessed needy students at the St Stephen's Anglican Basic with stationery and uniforms
- According to Joel Nkrumah Kwafo, the organizer of the choir, they were able to select dozens of pupils for the gifts with the help of school authorities
- In total, with contributions from the choir members and some donations, the group spent GH₵5,000 to purchase 50 school uniforms, 200 exercise books, and more
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On Friday, May 13, 2022, the Kasoa Youth Choir as part of its Corporate Social Responsibilities, donated school uniforms, exercise books, and other stationeries to St Stephen's Anglican Basic School under the Our Kids Our Future (OKOF) initiative.
Master Joel Nkrumah Kwafo, the organizer for the Kasoa Youth Choir tells YEN.com.gh that the Choir selected 50 pupils with material needs (especially those with torn school uniforms) to benefit from the year's donation.
"The donated items worth GH₵5,000 included 50 school uniforms, 200 exercise books, 300 pencils, 5 boxes of crayon, 50 pens, erasers, sharpeners, and a football," he said.
At a short ceremony held in the school, the Headmistress of the school, Madam Eva Turkson thanked the Choir for the items and sought the blessings of the Lord for the Choir, and asked the Choir to continue with the initiative as it will go a long way to help a lot of school children.
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Master Joel Nkrumah Kwafo, the organizer for the Kasoa Youth Choir also admonished the pupils to learn steadily and be obedient to their teachers.
Pastor Ransford Gyasi (Youth and Music Director for Pioneer Ghana Conference of SDA and the Chaplain for the Choir) prayed over the items and handed them over to them.
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Ghanaian NGO As I Grow Blesses Deprived Schools With Textbooks, School Uniforms & More
In another story, As I Grow NGO, a non-governmental organization which is based in Larteh-Akuapem has taken it upon itself to support, educate and provide a lifeline for the deprived communities and schools.
The organization took an emergency step to provide uniforms, whiteboard markers, exercise books, textbooks, pens, pencils, and other educational materials to some deprived schools.
As I Grow Ngo donated these items to Attabui Basic school in the Akuapem North municipality and Miawani MA Primary School in the Suhum Municipality.
Source: YEN.com.gh