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A renowned media practitioner, philanthropist, and Chief Executive Officer of Centenarian Peak Foundation, Miss Anita Frimpong, has made a significant contribution to the people of Kenyasi by donating food items and clothes to over 200 widows in the community. The charitable event, which took place in celebration of the New Year, was aimed at supporting widows who face many challenges following the loss of their husbands.
The donation included rice, cooking oil, and mackerel, essential foodstuffs to help improve the daily lives of the beneficiaries. Each widow received a package containing these items, ensuring they could start the new year with some relief and hope.
Miss Frimpong explained that the donation was part of her initiative to give back to society and to show appreciation for the people of Kenyasi, who have played a significant role in the growth and development of the Centenarian Peak Foundation. She emphasized that the New Year is a perfect time to express love and solidarity with one another, especially towards those who may be going through difficult circumstances.
“The donation is not only a gesture of goodwill but a reflection of the importance of showing love and support to those who need it most. Widows often face immense challenges after the loss of their husbands, and it is our responsibility to stand by them,” Miss Frimpong said. She expressed optimism that the donations would bring comfort and happiness to the beneficiaries and their families.
The event was graced by the presence of Nana Yaw Konadu, Kenyasi Ankobeahene, who represented the Berimah Fredua Agyeman, the Kenyasihene. In his address, he commended Miss Anita Frimpong for her consistent contributions to humanity, highlighting the impact of her philanthropic efforts on the community. Nana Yaw Konadu also expressed gratitude for the support given to the people of Kenyasi and reaffirmed the Traditional Council’s openness to collaborate with various organizations and foundations in future initiatives.
“The commitment Miss Frimpong has shown through her foundation is truly commendable. It is a demonstration of her love for humanity and the well-being of her people. We look forward to continuing to work together with her and other organizations for the betterment of our community,” Nana Yaw Konadu said.
The beneficiaries of the donation expressed their heartfelt thanks to the Centenarian Peak Foundation, acknowledging the invaluable support they received. Many widows shared their struggles, and the donation provided them with much-needed hope as they navigated their lives without their spouses.
The Centenarian Peak Foundation also extended its gratitude to various sponsors and individuals who made the event possible, including Mr. Johnson Asante, Ashanti Head of Ghana Post; Mr. Agyeman Badu, Dealer in Sister Mackerel, Adum; Mr. Johnson Ankra, Representative of Ashanti Queenmother on the Managing Board of the Kumasi City Market; and Mr. Derrick Adu Gyamfi, Analyst at Moody’s. Their contributions were instrumental in ensuring the success of the donation event.
Miss Anita Frimpong and the Centenarian Peak Foundation remain committed to their philanthropic efforts and are dedicated to continuing their support of marginalized and vulnerable groups across the country. Through initiatives such as these, the foundation is making a lasting impact on the lives of those in need.
