Kofi Yeboah Donates to ARC.

 By Shine Esi Kwawukumey. 


Kofi Yeboah with the students of ARC 


In a heartwarming display of generosity, Edmund Kofi Yeboah, a journalist, lecturer, and human rights advocate with a special interest in persons with disabilities, marked his birthday by making a significant donation to the Accra Rehabilitation Centre (ARC). 


Barbara, Kofi & Seth 


As part of his ongoing humanitarian service project, Turntable & Tenable, Kofi Yeboah donated a large Brühm chest freezer, clothing, and sanitary pads to support the center's efforts in rehabilitating underprivileged children.


Kofi Yeboah presenting the items to the ARC


The donation ceremony, which took place on Yeboah’s birthday yesterday, saw both staff and trainees at the ARC expressing their profound gratitude. 


Barbara singing with some of the students and Kofi exchanging pleasantries with Seth. 


The Director of the Accra Rehabilitation Centre, Seth Dzidzornu, praised Kofi Yeboah, his family, friends, and supporters for their selfless act of kindness.


"After Kofi came to learn at the center, he promised that he would be back, and today he is here, not alone but with his friends and gifts, I know that this is just 'touches'—there are bigger and greater ones coming," Dzidzornu said, expressing optimism about continued support for the center.


Accra Rehabilitation Centre 


Miss Nina Okra, the assistant manager in charge of academic affairs, echoed similar sentiments. 


"We want to say that the items you have brought us are a show of love, and with our hearts filled with love, we receive them, God bless you and continue to bless all that you do, we will use these items to the glory of God, and we pledge to use them to promote the purpose for which they were given, to improve and enhance the rehabilitation center."


Some of the sanitary pads were shared to the ladies 


In an atmosphere filled with joy and celebration, the children at the center sang and danced in excitement. 


Their enthusiasm was palpable as they prayed for blessings upon Kofi Yeboah and all those who made the donation possible. 


The school prefect also expressed heartfelt appreciation, saying, “Thank you, Uncle Kofi, for thinking about us and coming to show us love after you came to learn here, God bless you.”


Kofi Yeboah with the some of the sanitary pads 


The donation forms part of Yeboah’s Turntable & Tenable project, which is dedicated to supporting the underprivileged. 


With this gesture, Kofi Yeboah once again reaffirmed his commitment to changing lives and giving back to the community.

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