Little Lucy, 12, and 200 hundred other kids of the Sonniwein Community in Monrovia were beaming with smiles as they received packages containing educational materials for the AME University.
The items included copy books, pencils, pen and branded backpacks.
Anchored in social responsibility, AME University President Reverend Alvin Attah said the donation was a way of complementing the efforts of the parents in the Sonniwein Community as their children begin the new academic year.
” We are doing this to help the kids set out on their educational journey ”
Referring to the kids as future students of AME University, Reverend Attah also encouraged the beneficiaries to take their lessons seriously.
” For us, our biggest goal is to support efforts towards developing a generation of studious children. “Rev. Attah revealed.
” For remain convinced that education is a credible pathway to success.” The AMe University President emphasized.
Describing AME University as a generous occupant of the Sonniwein area, the Community Chairperson, Lovina Krangar , thanked the institution for always identifying the people of the area.
” This is not the first time that AME University has provided assistance to our community. They have even aided the elderly people in our neighborhood.” Chairperson Krangar recounted.
” We can assure you that our children will make the best use of these items “Chairperson Krangar assured.
