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Sparks Foundation Gives Hope To Four Ashanti Schools

Yakubu Abena Vida receiving exercise books from Jeslord Fofie Samuel The Sparks Foundation has donated educational materials worth thousands of Ghana cedis to four basic schools in the Ashanti Read More... The post Sparks Foundation Gives Hope To Four Ashanti Schools appeared first on DailyGuide Network .

The Sparks Foundation has bestowed educational resources worth thousands of Ghana cedis upon four basic schools in the Ashanti Region, providing hundreds of students with a significant boost in their academic pursuits. The donation, consisting of 2,000 exercise books and 1,000 pens, was delivered to Asibey Nkwanta D/A Primary and Junior High School in the Ahafo Ano South West District and Wansanbire D/A Primary and Junior High School in the Atwima Mponua District.

Each of the four fortunate schools received 500 exercise books and 250 pens. The foundation's Executive Director, Jeslord Fofie Samuel, said the gesture aimed to support needy pupils and alleviate the financial burden on parents and guardians who struggle to provide essential educational materials for their children. The foundation, which extends charitable assistance to individuals and institutions in need, goes beyond education by supporting orphanages, vulnerable individuals, and those struggling with medical expenses.

The CEO of the Sparks Foundation, Chief Inspector Isaac Dwumfour, expressed his generosity and commitment to helping vulnerable people. The donation came as a timely intervention, according to a Class Six teacher at Asibey Nkwanta D/A Primary School. The students expressed gratitude and requested additional support, such as computers and other teaching and learning materials, to improve the quality of education at their school.

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