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I am a cab driver and a community leader in Chicago, originally from Ghana, writing to request for assistance in building a library for the children of Bioh Memorial Children’s Village of Anyanso Ghana.
I am about to finish an orphanage for 40 children in a remote village in the Bekwai district of Asante region, Ghana. The closest library is over twenty miles away.
A space has already been prepared for a library that will benefit about ten other villages around.
Please visit http://www.biohkidsvillage.org
Thank you and God bless you for helping our continent
Opanin kwasi Addae
Ceo/COB (Bioh Memorial Children’s Village