Lott Carey International extends support to ‘Rescue for Abandoned Children in Hardship’, donates Assorted Items

MONROVIA – Lott Carey International is a name that has been synonymous with philanthropy and generosity for many years. Their latest donation of 600 pairs of shoes, a month of feeding and clothing to REACH is a testament to their unwavering commitment to making a positive impact in the world.

REACH is a non-profit organisation headed by philanthropist Ne- Suah Beyan Livingstone that is dedicated to improving the lives of people in need. They provide a wide range of services including education, healthcare and basic needs like food and clothing. The organisation has been helping people in underserved communities for many years and their work has made a significant difference in the lives of countless individuals.

The recent donation from. Lott Carey is a significant boost to REACH’s efforts. With 600 pairs of shoes the organisation was able to provide footwear to 300 students of the Rosetta Steps Education Centre as well as 360 pairs of shoes to beneficiaries of its weekly feeding program.

In addition to the shoes Lott Careys sponsorship of a months’ worth of feeding and distribution of clothing items to over 300 children is also invaluable.

Speaking on behalf of REACH Mrs. Livingstone stated her appreciation for the donated items and expressed her deepest gratitude and appreciation to Lott Carey for their generous donation.  Mrs. Livingstone stated that Lott Careys commitment to making the world a better place is truly inspiring and that she was honoured to have their support.

She also expressed special appreciation to Reverend Emmett L. Dunn CEO of the Lott Carey Foreign Mission who has been instrumental in offering this support to her organisation.