Mr. Samuel Quansah Quarcoo and his friends donate to Emmaus Methodist School Complex and Bishop Girls again

A generous philanthropist by the name of Samuel Quansah Quarcoo, together with some friends, recently donated numerous items worth thousands of dollars to Emmaus Methodist School Complex located at Awoshie last stop, and Bishop Gilrs in Accra. The donations included shoes, school bags, textbooks, notebooks, cooking utensils, pens, pencils, toothbrushes and toothpaste, liquid soaps, sanitisers, and many other useful items.

During the presentation ceremony in Accra, Mr. Quarcoo said, the initiative was inspired by his love for charity and his desire to help those who are less fortunate He emphasized that he wished to instil kindness in children so that they may give back to support those in need when the Lord blesses them in the future. The philanthropist has been undertaking charitable works for several years and finds fulfilment in helping the vulnerable and underprivileged. He hopes that his contribution will encourage the students to study well and succeed in their education.

During a speech given on behalf of Diocesan Bishop, Very Rev. Andrew Mbeah-Baiden, Synod Secretary of the Northern Accra expressed gratitude to Mr Quarcoo’s supporters in the US for their generous contributions to his philanthropic efforts. The Secretary praised Mr Quarcoo for his kindness and encouraged others to follow in his footsteps. Additionally, he urged the school’s staff and management to put the donated items to good use. The Secretary ended his speech by encouraging everyone to be a positive force for change in their communities.

Several students who received donations expressed gratitude for the valuable items. Notable attendees at the event included Very Reverend Joseph E. Baidoo, Superintendent Minister of Awoshie Circuit and Local Manager of Emmaus Methodist School, and Madam Sandra Odei Acheampong, Deputy Director of Education in charge of Supervision for the Ga Central Municipal Assembly.

Mrs. Christiana Popeson, the Regional Manager of the Methodist Education Unit, on behalf of Emmaus School Board, expressed their gratitude to Samuel Quansah Quarcoo and his friends for their kind donations. They also expressed their hope that he would continue to include them in future donations.

At Bishop Girls, Mr Samuel Quansah Quarcoo and his daughter interacted with some of the students, encouraging them to take their studies seriously, and with the help of God, they also can become role models in their society and also can help the less privileged in society in the future in their own small way.