Oseadeeyo Kwasi Akuffo Foundation (OKWAF) has donated items to widows and widowers in Aburi and other communities in the Eastern Region to put smiles on their faces in the festive season.
Beneficiaries received bags of rice, sugar, and canned mackerel among other items.
The donation took place at the Emmanuel Congregation Presbyterian Church; a feast was also organised for them.
The moment was made more poignant by the fact that the act of generosity was done in remembrance of Oseadeeyo Nana Kwasi Akuffo III, the Paramount Chief of Okuapemman.
The atmosphere was filled with smiles, prayers, and emotional expressions as recipients shared their delight in the surprise.
The beneficiaries expressed appreciation, feeling honoured that the Chief had them in mind during the festive season—a blessing they had not expected.
According to them, the gesture represented more than just sustenance; it embodied hope wrapped in kindness.
The foundation representatives noted that every widow and widower received a substantial quantity of rice along with the other items to alleviate household food needs during the holidays.
The foundation extended its outreach to Akropong, where additional food packages were distributed, reinforcing its commitment to inclusive support across multiple towns.
Members of the foundation emphasized that the initiative was organized to share love, hope, and solidarity with vulnerable members of society during this special time of the year.
Supporting widows and widowers remain a core aspect of the foundation’s social mission, particularly during seasons that highlight family, care, and togetherness.
The foundation reaffirmed its dedication to continuing similar humanitarian efforts in other communities, especially during significant cultural and festive occasions.
The generosity of the foundation reached beyond Aburi, as similar food packages were dispatched to Akropong, emphasizing its commitment to uplifting lives across Okuapemman and beyond.
The Oseadeeyo Kwasi Akuffo Foundation reaffirmed that this initiative reflected its enduring mission to uplift vulnerable members of society, especially during moments that call for compassion, generosity, and shared humanity.